definition

Com´mon`ty

n.

1.

(Scots Law) A common; a piece of land in which two or more persons have a common right.



Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Take Four - Readings from the authors in Newton Stewart

Take Four

In these days of austerity we're all looking for a bargain so what's better than a chance to see four writers together at once. Three Wigtownshire authors, with very different styles and approaches to writing, will be reading from their work at a series of Autumn events kicking off with an evening in Newton Stewart on Friday 20th September.
 
Jayne Baldwin photographed by Dan Baillie http://www.bailliephoto.co.uk/headshot-of-local-author/
Kriss Nichol, poet and author of 'In Desolate Corners Shadows Crouch', will be talking  about how her experiences as a volunteer in Nepal have helped to shape her new thriller 'Monsoons and Marigolds' which focuses on a woman who is taken hostage in the country. Jayne Baldwin is a non fiction writer who will be talking about the Glenkens Murder and the last public hanging of a woman in Scotland, the subject of her new book 'Mary Timney, the Road to the Gallows'. 
To lighten the mood, Patricia Comb will the celebrating the release of her successful e book in paperback. 'Cafe Paradise' is an hilarious romantic comedy set in York. And last, but not least, Renita Boyle, storyteller and author of children's books, will be singing songs and entertaining in her own inimitable way.
 
Poet, storyteller and 'silly songstress' Renita Boyle, make sure and check out her youtube channel!
The evening at Newton Stewart library begins at 7pm and what makes it more of a bargain is that it's free and there will be refreshments.

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