
The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging
Fri 18 Sept · 19:00
Typewronger Books
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Novelist and poet Charlie Roy presents an evening of poetry and conversation at Typewronger Books in Edinburgh on 18 September 2026. The programme includes discussion around her new companion pamphlets titled Grit and Flesh with no charge for entry.
Join novelist and poet Charlie Roy for an evening of poetry and conversation celebrating her new companion pamphlets, 'Grit' and 'Flesh'
Join novelist and poet Charlie Roy for an evening of poetry and conversation celebrating her new companion pamphlets, Grit and Flesh (Red Squirrel Press). Moving from girlhood in southern Spain to motherhood in Scotland, the poems explore family, faith, place, inheritance and the landscapes we carry within us. Charlie will read from both collections, talk about the stories behind them, and discuss her journey as a writer and publisher. There will be an opportunity for questions, conversation and signed copies of the books.
Charlie Roy is a Scottish novelist, poet and publisher based in Edinburgh. Her debut novel, The Broken Pane (Leamington Books), explores three generations of women navigating family, motherhood and mental health. Her companion poetry pamphlets, Grit and Flesh (Red Squirrel Press), trace a journey from girlhood in southern Spain to motherhood in Scotland. Charlie has performed at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe and the BBC Slam, and her poem Night Feed was recently selected as The Scotsman's Poem of the Week. She is Head of Publishing Programme at Stewed Rhubarb, where she commissions and publishes new writing.
Website: www.charlieroywriter.com
Instagram: @dayinspace
Facebook: Charlie Roy – Writer
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The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging takes place on Friday, 18 September 2026 at 19:00.
The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging is held at Typewronger Books in Edinburgh (22 Bruntsfield Place, Edinburgh, EH10 4HN).
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The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging
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Novelist and poet Charlie Roy presents an evening of poetry and conversation at Typewronger Books in Edinburgh on 18 September 2026. The programme includes discussion around her new companion pamphlets titled Grit and Flesh with no charge for entry.
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Join novelist and poet Charlie Roy for an evening of poetry and conversation celebrating her new companion pamphlets, 'Grit' and 'Flesh'
Join novelist and poet Charlie Roy for an evening of poetry and conversation celebrating her new companion pamphlets, Grit and Flesh (Red Squirrel Press). Moving from girlhood in southern Spain to motherhood in Scotland, the poems explore family, faith, place, inheritance and the landscapes we carry within us. Charlie will read from both collections, talk about the stories behind them, and discuss her journey as a writer and publisher. There will be an opportunity for questions, conversation and signed copies of the books.
Charlie Roy is a Scottish novelist, poet and publisher based in Edinburgh. Her debut novel, The Broken Pane (Leamington Books), explores three generations of women navigating family, motherhood and mental health. Her companion poetry pamphlets, Grit and Flesh (Red Squirrel Press), trace a journey from girlhood in southern Spain to motherhood in Scotland. Charlie has performed at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe and the BBC Slam, and her poem Night Feed was recently selected as The Scotsman's Poem of the Week. She is Head of Publishing Programme at Stewed Rhubarb, where she commissions and publishes new writing.
Website: www.charlieroywriter.com
Instagram: @dayinspace
Facebook: Charlie Roy – Writer
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The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging takes place on Friday, 18 September 2026 at 19:00.
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The Landscapes We Carry: Poems of Place, Family and Belonging is held at Typewronger Books in Edinburgh (22 Bruntsfield Place, Edinburgh, EH10 4HN).
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