Thu, 08 Aug
|Christ Church Centre
Talking At Night with Claire Daverley
Tickets £5-8.99 This is a live, in-person event. Location: Christ Church Centre We're delighted to welcome Claire Daverley to The Edinburgh Bookshop with her hit first novel, Talking At Night - The blockbuster debut love story that will keep you reading all through the night...
Time & Location
08 Aug 2024, 19:00 – 20:30 BST
Christ Church Centre, 6a Morningside Rd, Edinburgh EH10 4DD, UK
About The Event
Tickets £5-8.99
This is a live, in-person event.
Location: Christ Church Centre
We're delighted to welcome Claire Daverley to The Edinburgh Bookshop with her hit first novel, Talking At Night - The blockbuster debut love story that will keep you reading all through the night... We'll discuss Claire's love of sad, literary romances, the authors and books that have inspired her own writing, and her partiality for eating breakfast cereal after dark.
About the book
‘A beautifully observed, tender love story...I devoured it’ JOJO MOYES
A celebration (and commiseration) of first love, this is nostalgic, tear-jerking, utterly compelling and completely unforgettable. Spanning several decades, Talking at Night is about sudden connections, missed opportunities, the many loves we have over a lifetime – and the one that keeps us coming back for more...
Will and Rosie meet as teenagers. They are opposites in every way, but over secret walks home and latenight phone calls, they become closer, destined to be one another’s great love story.
Until one day, tragedy strikes, and any possibility of them being together shatters. But that tragedy – and their history – is what will connect them forever…
For those that willed on the romance between Emma & Dexter in David Nicholls' One Day and felt the pang of first love between Connell & Marianne in Sally Rooney's Normal People, it is time to add Will & Rosie's will-they-won't-they love story to the bookshelf...
About the author
Claire Daverley has been writing stories since she was 6 years old, inspired by art, film and many trips to the library. After graduating with a degree in Fine Art from the University of Oxford, she began a career in publishing, writing about books by day but penning her own by night, on trains, and in the light of the early mornings. Her debut novel Talking at Night has sold in 22 languages and optioned for TV. She has spent most of her life in Hertfordshire, but recently relocated to Dunoon, Scotland