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a vibrant and diverse festival of talks and events by leading authors held at your local libraries. 2017 WEEK 1 Welcome to 8 – 13 MAY Booked! West Dunbartonshire’s WEEK 2 annual Festival 15 – 20 MAY of Words CONTENTS PAGE t is my privilege to introduce Ithis year’s Booked! literary festival Comic Invention 10 brought to you by West Dunbartonshire Council’s Libraries and Cultural Services Booked! Schools 19 section with sponsorship from Creative Scotland. Following on from last year’s Quick Guide: spectacular Rally and Broad event we Venues 22 will be hosting another cabaret line-up in Gartocharn’s Millennium Hall. We always Event Timetable 23 look to innovate and this year we will be Ticketing 23 incorporating our schools programme into Booked! with events in each of our High Schools. We also mark the launch of the forthcoming Comic Invention exhibition with a talk from one of Britain’s leading academics on comics and graphic novels, Dr. Mel Gibson. Booked! 2017 offers a wide range of authors, poets, and singer-songwriters and this year’s line-up has something for everyone. We are delighted to welcome Glasgow Girl Amal Azzudin, who will open the festival with our Alastair Pearson Lecture. Chitra Ramaswamy who will be talking Recently appointed as ambassador for The about her amazing book Expecting Scottish Refugee Council, and last year which is a meditation on the miracle of named as a young outstanding woman pregnancy. of Scotland by both the Young Women’s We have three treats to tempt those Movement and the Saltire Society, this will who love poetry, spoken word and be an inspiring start to the festival. song: Ten Writers Telling Lies - a unique Week one continues with Julian Glover collaboration between a group of exploring the life of Thomas Telford, storytellers and poets with the singer- possibly the most extraordinary engineer songwriter Jim Byrne. We also welcome Britain has ever produced, (fans of the wonderful poet Billy Letford an Isambard Kingdom Brunel may beg to electrifying performer who should not differ). Booked! maintains its tradition be missed; to complete the treble our of featuring emerging novelists with Gail Friday night Cabaret features renowned Honeyman and Polly Clark talking about singer-songwriter Roddy Hart as well as their respective debuts, Eleanor Oliphant local star, Sophie Rogers for a fantastic is Completely Fine and Larchfield. Both evening’s entertainment. Kevin P Gilday have received critical plaudits and are comperes and performs accompanied rising stars. by outstanding performance poets, Cat Hepburn and Leyla Josephine. Last year’s event with sports journalist Hugh Keevins was a big hit and this Booked! goes out with a bang as we time round Hugh will be chairing a welcome home crime fiction heavyweight panel featuring Old Firm legends Derek Stuart MacBride for our finale event. Johnstone and Murdo MacLeod. With We are delighted to present such a varied a free pie and Bovril at half time this and stimulating programme for Booked! promises to be a sell out so don’t miss out 2017. Our Festival is a highlight of the on tickets! cultural calendar in West Dunbartonshire It is a major coup to have former Home and I look forward to your continued Secretary Alan Johnson talking with support of Libraries and Cultural Services. Sunday Herald editor, Neil Mackay, about the third volume of his highly Gill Graham regarded autobiography disclosing the Manager realities of political office. The line-up Libraries and Cultural Services continues with award winning journalist 3 Have you joined West Dunbartonshire Libraries? There are 8 libraries in the authority: Alexandria, Balloch, Clydebank, Dalmuir, Dumbarton, Duntocher, Faifley and Parkhall. For further details, addresses, telephone numbers and opening hours, please visit www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/libraries/library-branches/ Did you know? You can reserve and renew items online You can access eBooks, eAudiobooks and eMagazines for free All our libraries have computers with free internet access and Microsoft Office software We offer a wide variety of Quest computer courses You can borrow items from any West Dunbartonshire library eBooks, eMagazines and eAudiobooks Like to read anytime, anywhere? Delve into a world of eBooks and magazines from your computer or mobile device. EBooks, eAudiobooks and digital magazines are available free of charge to West Dunbartonshire library members. Go to www.libraryonline.org.uk or call in to your local library to get started. 4 WEEK 1 8 May - 13 May Monday 8 May Alastair Pearson Lecture ‘Journeys to safety and protection’ Amal Azzudin Millennium Hall, Gartocharn 7.30 pm We are honoured to welcome Amal Azzudin to open this year’s Booked! festival. Amal is a campaigner for human rights and social justice in Scotland. She is well known as one of the Glasgow Girls, a group of seven school girls from Drumchapel High School who campaigned to stand up against dawn Recently appointed as ambassador for The raids, detention and deportation of asylum Scottish Refugee Council, and last year seekers in Glasgow. The Glasgow Girls named as a young outstanding woman story has since been turned into two BBC of Scotland by both the Young Women’s documentaries, a stage musical and a Movement and the Saltire Society, this television musical drama. promises to be an inspiring start to the festival. Tuesday 9 May Head-Lines: Poetry workshops with Donny O’Rourke Alexandria Library 2.00 - 4.00 pm Some poems seem to have minds of their own. Others appear to know exactly what we are thinking! Writing poetry helps us to think more clearly, deeply and insightfully, maybe more empathically too. We’ll read and write some poems which show that thoughts can be feelings and vice versa in a session open to anyone and everyone. Those who attended last year’s workshops should enjoy its successor. Newcomers will be especially welcome. 5 Tuesday 9 May Festival special offer - FREE tour of The Titan Crane Clydebank Town Hall 5.30pm Come along and see magnificent views of the Clyde from 150ft up the Titan Crane. Located on the site of the historic John Brown’s Shipyard, where industrial heritage meets world leading urban regeneration, the Titan Crane is one of Scotland’s most unusual tourist attractions. Hailed as an engineering triumph, the Booked! Festival special offer 110-year old crane has been designated as an ‘International Historic Civil and FREE tour of The Titan Crane Mechanical Engineering Landmark’ by Limited places available the American Society of Civil Engineers. The crane made a major contribution The tour includes return transport to Glasgow’s shipbuilding industry last from Clydebank Town Hall. century, helping to fit out some of the world’s biggest battleships and liners Please note the FREE tour offer is including the Queen Mary, Queen only available to those who also Elizabeth and the Queen Elizabeth 2. book tickets for Julian Glover. 6 WEEK 1 8 May - 13 May Tuesday 9 May Julian Glover is a journalist and special adviser. He Julian Glover has been a columnist for Clydebank Library 7.30pm The Guardian and in 2011 became David Cameron’s Scottish civil engineer, chief speechwriter. He is architect, stonemason, currently a special adviser in road, bridge and canal the Department of Transport. builder, Thomas Telford is arguably the greatest engineer that Britain has ever produced. Such was his reputation as a prolific designer of highways and Photograph of Julian Glover © Jonathan Ring related bridges, he was Man of Iron: Thomas dubbed The Colossus of Telford and the Building Roads. of Britain is an evocative Born in Eskdale, he rose telling of an interesting life from an impoverished and provides an insight background to become into the transformational one of the most influential impact Telford had on men of his era. Julian Britain during the Industrial Glover’s biography Revolution. Photograph of Menai Bridge © Bencherlite via Creative Commons 7 Wednesday 10 May Polly Clark Alexandria Library 7.30pm Photograph of Polly Clark © Ruth Clark Polly Clark was born in Toronto and now lives in Helensburgh. W. H. Auden spent two years teaching at Larchfield Academy in Helensburgh where he wroteThe Orators, which drew on many local figures and places. Auden’s time in Helensburgh inspired Larchfield, Polly’s debut novel. It explores the relationship between Auden and another young poet, Dora Fielding, who are both outsiders, struggling to deal with the confines of small town life. Polly won the Mslexia Prize for Larchfield, the Eric Gregory Award and has been shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize. She has published three poetry collections. “A funny, poised and affecting meditation on the healing power of poetry . an impressive debut novel” - The Times “This is a mysterious, wondrous, captivating book” - Louis de Bernieres 8 WEEK 1 8 May - 13 May Thursday 11 May Old Firm Panel Event Faifley Library 7.30 pm The Old Firm - Best of Rivals: Hugh Keevins with Derek Johnstone and Murdo MacLeod Derek Johnstone and Murdo Macleod’s paths collided in what remains arguably the most talked about derby in world football, Celtic versus Rangers. Photograph of Hugh Keevins © Jeff Holms He now works beside Derek Johnstone on Radio Clyde’s Superscoreboard. Tonight in coversation with sports journalist and team favourite Hugh Keevins, these two giants of the beautiful game recall epic clashes, vivid memories and the inner Photographs of Derek Johnstone © PA Images world of the Old Firm’s rivalry. Derek Johnstone shot to fame as a 16 year This is a not to be missed event of the old in 1970 when he scored the winning season. Includes a pie and a Bovril for goal for Rangers against Celtic at Hampden that authentic match day experience! in the League Cup final.
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