About this Event
The Royal Literary Fund are Britain’s oldest literature organisation, who have just launched an engaging programme of free public events which aim to promote writing / reading via RLF writers in the Merseyside area. Join celebrated local writers and Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellows as they share the advice they’d give their younger selves as they embark on life as a writer. A free, entertaining and thought-provoking hour of readings and discussion with award-winning writers Pete Lizzie Nunnery and Karl Whitney, courtesy of literary charity the Royal Literary Fund. Hosted by acclaimed Liverpool playwright Lizzie Nunnery.
Whether you are an aspiring writer yourself, just love literature or have questions you’d love to ask a published writer, you won’t want to miss this! This is part of an engaging series of free events at Central Library, organised by Britain’s oldest literature organisation the RLF, with the aim to promote writing / reading via RLF writers based in the North.This is the first event of 2026 in a series of free Royal Literary Fund sessions at Central Library featuring locally based RLF Writing Fellows, all acclaimed published writers, coming together to celebrate great writing!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Central Library, William Brown Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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