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Brighton Book Launch with a taste of Irish Music
Brighton Book Launch with a taste of Irish Music |
 23 January 2009 6.30 PM – 7.30 PM |
Borders Bookshop, Churchill Square, BRIGHTON
Borders Bookshop and Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project announce the launch of A GOOD CONFESSION By Bridget Whelan, Writer in Residence at BUFCP.
Set in London and Ireland in the early 1960s, A GOOD CONFESSION is about breaking the rules of faith, culture and community. And what happens when you do.
“Bridget Whelan writes in the great Irish tradition of storytelling. A Good Confession is an unputdownable, compelling love story about the conflict between passion and duty” MIRIAM STOPPARD
“…Whelan has created a richly textured plot with pathos, humor and charm, flawed but likable characters... An excellent read...” BOOKLIST USA
For more information and extracts www.agoodconfession.co.uk
The Launch is an opportunity to find out more about BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT, a community centre in the heart of Brighton that has been offering practical support and creative education to the low waged, unwaged and wider community since 1981.
www.bucfp.org
The Celtic Tig-gers will provide a taste of traditional Irish music. The Brighton based trio have been delighting audiences with their youthful take on Celtic melodies for the last three years, playing music ‘which wakes you up and urges you to move.'
www.myspace.com/theceltictigrrs |
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