Don't miss the engaging conversation between acclaimed authors Caoilinn Hughes and Lauren Elkin at Blackwell's Bookshop in Oxford. Hughes delves into her latest work "The Alternatives," a gripping tale following Olwen, a geologist who mysteriously disappears, leaving her siblings to embark on a poignant journey of reunion and self-discovery. Hughes, a decorated Irish writer, brings her storytelling prowess to vividly portray a family on the edge of change and uncertainty.

Elkin, an accomplished author known for works like "Art Monsters" and "Flâneuse," offers "Scaffolding," a poignant narrative intertwining the lives of couples Anna and David in 2019, and Florence and Henry in 1972, as they navigate the complexities of relationships, parenthood, and societal shifts. Set against backdrops of political turmoil and personal growth, Elkin's storytelling captures the enduring connections we form with others and the enduring memories that shape our lives.

Mark your calendar for this enriching literary event on June 14, 2024, at Blackwell's Bookshop, Oxford. Tickets priced at £5 offer a unique opportunity to witness these two exceptional writers in conversation.

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