#MeToo in Fiction: Candice Carty-Williams and Rosie Price in conversation

Presented by: Kenilworth Arts Festival

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0	KENILWORTH: The Priory Theatre
P	Sunday 22nd September, 2019
N	3:45pm

Event information

We're thrilled to bring together two distinctive and vital new voices in fiction, whose debut novels both explore modern love and resonate deeply with the recent #MeToo movement.

Rosie Price was chosen as an Observer Hottest-Tipped Debut Novelist of 2019, and her astonishing debut novel, What Red Was, has received widespread acclaim since its publication earlier this year. Described by Elle as 'an unforgettable read', What Red Was is a startling and sophisticated novel of modern love, sexual violence and toxic inheritance.

Candice Carty-Williams' debut novel, Queenie, was published by Orion in April 2019. A Sunday Times best-seller, Queenie is a timely, brilliant novel of humour, heartbreak and identity, and features ‘one of the funniest, most winning heroines who have hit books in about a decade’ (The Stylist).

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