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Friday 7th August, 7pm - Troubling daughters, wayward mothers, and class in Elena Ferrante and Annie Ernaux.
Friday 14th August, 7pm - Women writing: feminist revolt in language explored through The Days of Abandonment
Friday 21st August, 7pm - Unnatural mothers: motherhood, disobedience and disgust in The Lost Daughter.
Friday 18th August, 7pm - Ugliness and spite: coming of age and generational conflict in The Lying Life of Adults.
Note on ticketing:
Tickets for each individual session are £10, and you can buy tickets for all three sessions for £35. With your ticket, you can also enjoy 10% off our curated In Other Words bookshelves in Tills.
There are a limited number of concession tickets available. No evidence is needed for a concession. If you feel you would struggle to cover the full price, but want to take part in the event, please feel free to email us.
Tickets ensure fair compensation for all contributors, as well as the upkeep of the spaces that host us. You can learn more about our work and support our varied projects, which include our interview series ‘Talking with Translators’, reading groups, participatory workshops around translation, as well as research.
Friday 7th August, 7pm - Troubling daughters, wayward mothers, and class in Elena Ferrante and Annie Ernaux.
Friday 14th August, 7pm - Women writing: feminist revolt in language explored through The Days of Abandonment
Friday 21st August, 7pm - Unnatural mothers: motherhood, disobedience and disgust in The Lost Daughter.
Friday 18th August, 7pm - Ugliness and spite: coming of age and generational conflict in The Lying Life of Adults.
Note on ticketing:
Tickets for each individual session are £10, and you can buy tickets for all three sessions for £35. With your ticket, you can also enjoy 10% off our curated In Other Words bookshelves in Tills.
There are a limited number of concession tickets available. No evidence is needed for a concession. If you feel you would struggle to cover the full price, but want to take part in the event, please feel free to email us.
Tickets ensure fair compensation for all contributors, as well as the upkeep of the spaces that host us. You can learn more about our work and support our varied projects, which include our interview series ‘Talking with Translators’, reading groups, participatory workshops around translation, as well as research.