Upcoming events at Rye Books

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April 19, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 19, 2022

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Posted April 19, 2022

This Thursday 21st April 7pm - When We Were Birds Author talk and Q&A with Ayanna Lloyd Banwo

'Mesmerising, mythic and timeless, the most unmissable debut novel of 2022 - for fans of Arundhati Roy, Toni Morrison and Monique Roffey

Rich with magic and wisdom, When We Were Birds is an exuberant masterpiece that conjures and mesmerises on every line. Ayanna weaves an unforgettable story of loss and renewal, darkness and light; a triumphant reckoning with a grief that runs back generations and a defiant, joyful affirmation of hope.'

Also coming up...

Thursday May 12th 7pm - People Funny Boy- The Genius of Lee Scratch Perry with David Katz

Thursday May 19th 7pm- The Slow Road to Tehran Talk with Rebecca Lowe

Thursday May 27th 7pm- Iconicon with Jon Grindrod

Thursday 16th June 7pm- London Clay with Tom Chivers

Visit: ryebooks.eventbrite.com for more info and to book

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