Amphora Communications

I'm looking forward to Literary Kaleidoscope's SPRING READINGS 2024 on Wednesday, April 17 at 9:30 a.m. at the Marda Loop Community Association where author Sharon Butala will be interviewing author Claire Keegan about her book "Small Things Like These", shortlisted in 2022 for the Booker and Rathbone Folio Prizes and awarded the Orwell Prize for Political Fiction.

Keegan's short but by no means small tale is about an ordinary man haunted as much by his ghosts as by his desire to do the right thing was. A story both intensely particular and powerfully universal, told with exquisite precision, "Small Things Like These" reminds us that individual acts can challenge oppressive social institutions.

Marda Loop Community Association Hall.
3130 16 Street S.W.
Doors open at 9 for coffee, cookies, and conversation. Presentations begin at 9.30am (with the exception of Wednesday May 15 --start time 9am). Admission $15 at door.

Hope to see you there!

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