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Sarah Winman and Beatrice Hitchman @ Coast is Queer

Sarah Winman and Beatrice Hitchman create beloved characters that will stay with us for years to come. Join these wonderful writers as they discuss their latest books, ‘Still Life’ and ‘All of You Every Single One’.

Coast is Queer, Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ+ lit fest, is thrilled to bring together two writers who are truly writing the books of our age at Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts on Sunday, October 9 from 3.45pm.

Sarah Winman and Beatrice Hitchman create beloved characters that will stay with us for years to come. Join these wonderful writers as they discuss their latest books, Still Life and All of You Every Single One.

For more info or to book tickets see the Coast is Queer website here

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