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Join us for a special Newcastle Writers Festival Spring Program event with one of Britain’s most celebrated writers, Andrew O’Hagan at Newcastle City Library. Andrew will speak to Rosemarie Milsom about his extraordinary career and most recent novel Caledonian Road.In this wide-ranging conversation, O’Hagan will discuss his remarkable body of work, with a focus on his most ambitious novel to date, Caledonian Road. Hailed as a contemporary masterpiece, the novel follows art historian Campbell Flynn through a London of immense wealth, social division, political intrigue and moral uncertainty, offering a gripping portrait of a society at a crossroads.
A masterful portrait of contemporary Britain, Caledonian Road is hilarious, unsettling and deeply humane. It asks urgent questions about privilege and influence, and confirms O’Hagan’s standing as one of the finest chroniclers of contemporary life.
Cost: $38
Bookings essential - All bookings are handled by Newcastle Writers Festival, for any enquiries about this event please contact them via the event listing: https://bit.ly/AndrewOHaganNWF
Want to read the book before the event? Borrow or reserve a copy of Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan from the Newcastle Libraries collection here: https://bit.ly/4gBGLdR
About Andrew O'Hagan and Rosemarie Milsom:
Andrew O’Hagan has three times been nominated for the Booker Prize and is a winner of the E.M. Forster Prize. His novel Mayflies was adapted by the BBC and his latest, Caledonian Road, a state-of-the-nation epic, was a Sunday Times bestseller. He is Editor at Large of the London Review of Books.
Rosemarie Milsom is the director of Adelaide Writers' Week and founding director of Newcastle Writers Festival.
Presented in partnership with Brisbane Writers Festival and Newcastle Writers Festival.
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Newcastle City Library, 15 Laman Street, Newcastle, NSW, 2300, Australia
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