Lunchtime with a Difference - Bestselling Author Claire McGowan Joins Libraries NI Online Book Club
Published 17 May 2024
Libraries NI is hosting a lunchtime online book discussion featuring the talented local author, Claire McGowan. You are invited to join Claire and the rest of the Online Book Club on Thursday 30 May from 1:00pm to 2:00pm, for an engaging and unique event that promises to be a lunchtime with a difference.
Claire, originally from Rostrevor and now living in London, will join our online reading group session to delve into her latest gripping novel, Truth Truth Lie. This is a fantastic opportunity for book enthusiasts and fans of Claire’s work to gain insights directly from the author and participate in a lively discussion about her thrilling new release.
As a bestselling author of crime and literary fiction, as well as a screenwriter and teacher, Claire has made a significant mark in the literary world with her compelling storytelling and intricate plots.
Photo: Author Claire McGowan
Her deep connection to Northern Ireland is evident in her vivid settings and authentic character portrayals, drawing inspiration from the rich cultural and historical tapestry of NI. Claire's works resonate with readers both locally and internationally, cementing her reputation as a distinctive voice in contemporary fiction.
Don’t miss this chance to break away from your usual lunchtime routine and immerse yourself in an exciting Book Club discussion. Whether you’re a dedicated reader or new to Claire McGowan’s stories, this event is perfect for anyone looking to make the most of their lunch with stimulating conversation and exclusive author insights.
Truth Truth Lie, promises to spark a dynamic discussion that will leave you inspired and eager for more. Register now to secure your place!
Register here or contact our team at enquiries@librariesni.org.uk . Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with all the details needed to join the meeting.
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