Sunday Times bestselling author Nikita Gill reads from Styx: The River, the second instalment of her Goddesses of the Underworld trilogy, in conversation with poet Len Pennie.
Nikita Gill is coming to the Warwick Arts Centre on Saturday 31 October, where she'll be reading from Styx: The River, the second part of her Goddesses of the Underworld trilogy. The book follows Styx, the firstborn child of the Titans, and the reading is set up as a conversation with poet Len Pennie. It's part of HOME, a season of work at the Arts Centre that looks at the idea of home.
Gill is a Sunday Times bestselling author and an Irish-Indian poet, playwright, illustrator and actor with more than 800,000 followers on Instagram. She's given a TEDx Talk, spoken at every major UK literary festival, and has been shortlisted for the Goodreads Choice Award in poetry three times and the Children's Poetry Award twice, as well as longlisted for the Jhalak Prize. Her first novel in verse, Hekate, became an instant global bestseller.
The session runs for an hour and fifteen minutes, including a Q&A, so there's time to hear her read and then ask questions. It's held in the Studio at the Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, CV4 7FD, in Coventry. The recommended age is 14+, and under-16s need to be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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Tickets are £19.50, with a concession of £17.50 and a student price of £6.50. Groups of ten or more pay the standard concession rate and get one free ticket. It starts at 2pm on Saturday 31 October.
