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Reading with Claire Keegan

Wednesday 15 May 6pm £3

2019 marks Faber and Faber’s ninetieth anniversary as a publisher of distinctive literature, shaping as well as reflecting our times through books and ideas. Claire Keegan will read from The Forester’s Daughter one of the specially selected titles, to mark the occasion.

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