Join Claire Carroll and Genevieve Jagger in conversation with Jenn Ashworth at Blackwell's Bookshop in Manchester. The event will mark the launch of two captivating debut books - Claire Carroll's "The Unreliable Nature Writer" and Genevieve Jagger's "Fragile Animals." Taking place on June 19, 2024, doors open at 6:30 pm, with the event starting at 6:45 pm. Tickets are priced between £4.20 and £11.89, or they are complimentary with the purchase of a book. Both authors will be available for book signings after the discussion.

Claire Carroll's "The Unreliable Nature Writer" offers a collection of intriguing short stories that delve into the complexities of human existence amidst technological advancements and environmental challenges. On the other hand, Genevieve Jagger's "Fragile Animals" explores themes of sexuality, religion, and familial trauma through a unique narrative. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with these talented writers and immerse yourself in their thought-provoking work. For those unable to attend but interested in signed copies, arrangements can be made by contacting the bookstore directly.

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