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5th May, 2020

Introducing the Seren Stay-at-Home Series!


We are delighted to announce that between the 12th & 16th and 18th & 22nd May we will be hosting the Seren Stay-at-Home Series – ten days of online readings, interviews and Q&As with our fantastic authors. 
Since the lockdown began, we’ve thoroughly enjoyed being able to bring events like First Thursday to our readers virtually so that they can join in with them no matter where they are in UK, or even the world. 
The Seren Stay-at-Home Series will be a true celebration of this new accessibility and we’re sure you will find something to enjoy amongst the events.
Get your tickets here. 
 
Programme
Tuesday 12th May7:30pm​ – Robert Minhinnick: Nia, interviewed by Jon GowerTickets £5
Wednesday 13th May7:30pm – Eoghan Walls: Pigeon SongsTickets £5​
Thursday 14th May 6:30pm – Ask a Poet Q&A with Kim MooreTickets £5​
7:30pm – Phil Cope: The Poetry of the Sacred Springs and Holy Wells of Wales, Scotland, Cornwall & IrelandTickets £5
Friday 15th May7:30pm – Ben Wilkinson: Way More Than LuckTickets £5
Saturday 16th May4:00pm – Nula Suchet: The Longest FarewellTickets £5​
Sunday 17th MayNO EVENTS
Monday 18th May7:30pm – Peter Finch: Walking Cardiff & The Machineries of JoyTickets £5​
Tuesday 19th May7:30pm – T. J. Hughes: Wales Best One Hundred ChurchesTickets £5​
Wednesday 20th May6:30pm – Ask a Writer Q&A with Jaki McCarrickTickets £5​
7:30pm – Alexandra Ford: What Remains at the EndTickets £5​
Thursday 21st May7:30pm – An Evening of Poetry with Tamar Yoseloff & Martyn CrucefixTickets £5​
Friday 22nd May7:30pm – David Llewellyn: A Simple Scale, interviewed by Nemonie Craven RoderickTickets £5