Battlefield Writers Collective- Beyond the Battlefield
- THIS EVENT HAS EXPIRED
- Tickets
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Free
- Dates and times
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16th Nov 2023
6:00PM - 7:30PM
- Age
- Adult, Over 14s only. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Venue
Following the publication and successful launch of the first volume of Tales of the Battlefield, the Battlefield Writers’ Collective is delighted to announce the launch of the second volume of an exciting new collection of short stories and poems from Twenty-eight local authors and poets.
This is a free interactive event supported by the Scottish
Book Trust, open to all members of the public and will include:
• A short
introduction to the work of the Battlefield Writers’ Collective
• Brief
readings from a cross-section of short stories and poems from the new anthology
read by the writers/poets
• An
interactive Q & A with the audience
• How you
could participate in future collections from the Collective.
• An
opportunity for audience members to meet the authors and poets over
refreshments.
Come along and support your local writing community and Book
Week Scotland
To book your free place please email: ayewrite@glasgowlife.org.uk or phone Langside Library: 0141 276 0777
Accessibility guides
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Accessible toilets
The accessible toilet is 25m (27yd) from the accessible entrance, located adjacent to the main entrance.
Read our autism-friendly guide to Langside Library.
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome. We can provide a bowl of water for an assistance dog.
Wheelchair access
Baby changing
Baby feeding
Parking
This venue does not have its own car park.
Photography and video recording
On occasion, Glasgow Life will be on the premises to film and take photos.
Study spaces
Free wifi
Location Map
Designed by Glasgow School of Art Students in the 1920’s, the twenty-one foot by seven foot mural for Langside Library was entitled ‘Queen Mary at the Battle of Langside’ and was official handed over to the Corporation of the City of Glasgow on the 6th January 1920.