City Lit Presents: Late Lines
An evening of prose and poetry with City Lit writers
Author photo credit: Colin Thomas
Late Lines is our regular performance evening for City Lit writers, featuring a fantastic mix of poetry and prose readings from our talented students. All are welcome!
City Lit's Writing Department will host our next Late Lines event online on Friday 18 June, 18:30-20:00.
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The event is free but we kindly request all attendees make a small donation to the City Lit Student Bursary Fund. (Suggested donation: £3)
This term’s event will be headlined with a reading and interview with the novelist Olivia Sudjic, and will feature contributions from City Lit's Malorie Blackman Scholarship students and poetry masterclass students.
Headliner
Olivia Sudjic is a writer living in London. She is the author of Sympathy, her 2017 debut novel exploring surveillance and identity in the digital age, which was a finalist for the Salerno European Book Award and the Collyer Bristow Prize, and Exposure, a non-fiction work on anxiety and auto-fiction, named an Irish Times, Evening Standard and White Review Book of the Year for 2018. Her writing has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Paris Review, Financial Times, Guardian, Granta and Wired. Her second novel, Asylum Road, told from the perspective of Anya, who escaped the siege of Sarajevo as a child, is published by Bloomsbury.
Learn More
- Find out more about creative writing at City Lit
- Get in touch at writing@citylit.ac.uk or give us a ring on 0207 492 2717.
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