An “Invitation Only” event for shortlisted authors in the recent “Walking Home” writing competition, with VIP guests, Lydia Kennaway, Simon Piasecki, and Anita Roy.
Purchase a copy of WALKING 2022 – an illustrated anthology of poems and stories on the theme of “Walking Home” for €4.99+p&p (see image to the left) or go for a bundle of WALKING 2022 AND WALKING 2021 – a similar illustrated anthology of poems and stories on the theme of “Walking and Listening”- a bumper package of 27 poems and stories and save €1.50 (see image to the right). Purchase from our Shop.
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