Reading at Barbican Library, London

Posted on July 26th, 2007 by Niki

The X24 launch took place last night at the Barbican Library. I met fellow anthology writers, heard some great stories and mingled over dinner and wine.
James Smith of theshortstory.org.uk wrote a good review of the launch. Read -> Glass eyes and slippery eels.

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