Join author Jude Lennon at Kingsley & Co bookshop,
There will be –
A reading of Jude’s new book ‘Lamby and the Liver Bird’
A chance to meet Bertie Liver Bird.
A chance to ask Jude some questions about what it’s like to be an author.
Colouring!
Signed copies of the book will be available to buy.
Join local author Jude Lennon at Allerton Library for –
A reading of her new book ‘Lamby and the Liver Bird’Q & A with Jude.Some crafts and colouring sheets related to the book.
Signed copies of the book will be available to purchase.
Meet local author Jude Lennon at Smithdown Social Arts Hub.
Listen to her new book ‘Lamby and the Liver Bird.
Take part in some interactive storytelling.
Enjoy some Liver Bird related activities.
Create your own map.
Signed copies of the book will be available to purchase on the day with £2 from every sale going to Smithdown Social Arts Hub so they can continue their great work in the community.
Meet local author Jude Lennon at ALDOUS BOOKS.
Here Jude read her new book ‘Lamby and the Liver Bird’. See how many local landmarks you recognise.
Signed copies available to buy on the day.
Colouring sheets to take away.
A workshop with ‘I Am Steven Gerrard’ writer Sean McLoughlin on how to let lived experience influence creative output.
Join Tip Tray Theatre and Sean McLoughlin for a free writing workshop that explores transforming personal stories and lived experience into compelling narrative work. Open to writers of all levels, just bring a notebook or laptop, your curiosity, and any ideas or experiences you’re ready to explore!
Date: Saturday 2nd August, 1:30pm
Location: Shakespeare North Playhouse
Free Tickets: Book here
Access: If you have any access requirements for the session, please contact maisy@tiptraytheatre.com
The Windows Project
WRITING ADVICE DESK
WEDNESDAY 2nd JULY at Liverpool Central LibraryWilliam Brown Street L3 8EW
Drop in between 5.30pm and 7.00pmfor one-to-one appraisal of scripts, stories, poemsand details of publishing opportunities, performance venues, workshops and courses
withALISON DOWN Screenwriter and poetBAFTA Rocliffe’s Emerging Children’s Writer.
DAVE WARDAuthor and poetEditor ‘Smoke’ magazineNominated for Carnegie Medal
Please book in on arrival. Each individual session usually lasts 20 minutes.
The legendary Liverpool Book Market returns to the Garden Room in the Bluecoat.
Browse a fantastic selection of books from a range of local booksellers, including ‘still Out-of-Print’ of Smithdown Road and the Bolshie Bargain Bookstall.
Bargains, rarities and a cornucopia of subjects for the literary mind!
Free admission.
Enquiries: ‘still Out-of-Print’ Antiquarian and Secondhand Bookshop 07440 501099
2025 Dates:
The Windows Project
WRITING ADVICE DESK
WEDNESDAY 4th JUNE at Liverpool Central LibraryWilliam Brown Street L3 8EW
Drop in between 5.30pm and 7.00pmfor one-to-one appraisal of scripts, stories, poemsand details of publishing opportunities, performance venues, workshops and courses
withALISON DOWN Screenwriter and poetBAFTA Rocliffe’s Emerging Children’s Writer.
DAVE WARDAuthor and poetEditor ‘Smoke’ magazineNominated for Carnegie Medal
Please book in on arrival. Each individual session usually lasts 20 minutes.
The legendary Liverpool Book Market returns to the Garden Room in The Bluecoat. Browse a fantastic selection of books from a range of local booksellers, including ‘still Out-of-Print’ of Smithdown Road, and the ‘Bolshie Bargain Bookstall’. Bargains, rarities and a cornucopia of subjects for the literary mind!
Enquiries: ‘still Out-of-Print’ Antiquarian and Secondhand Bookshop 07440 501099
Look out for future dates: Fri 18th & Sat 19th July; Fri 29th & Sat 30th August
Irvine Welsh joins the team to launch his latest novel, Men In Love, the immediate sequel to Trainspotting, continuing the stories of Renton, Spud, Sick Boy and Begbie!
Set in the late 1980s and early ’90s against the backdrop of rave culture, Men In Love follows the iconic Trainspotting crew through the dying days of Thatcher’s Britain as they do what they can to feel alive, all while asking themselves whether falling in love is the answer to their problems, or just another futile quest?
Irvine will be in conversation with Peter Hooton, lead singer of The Farm, to discuss returning to the boys, filling in this gap in their stories, and his own memories of Edinburgh in the 1980s and 1990s, as well as signing copies of Men In Love.