Author Talks in Glasgow
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FREEMeet The Gruffalo!
📍 Waterstones Silverburn
A Fire in Their Hearts: An Afternoon with Philip Paris
📍 Carrick Centre
£13.70
Sheila Masterson in conversation at Waterstones Glasgow Sauchiehall Street
📍 Waterstones
£5.00 - £25.00
Ali Stoner talks Scran - Glasgow Sauchiehall St
📍 Waterstones
£5.00 - £30.00
FREENicola Sturgeon in conversation: Frankly
📍 Òran Mór
FREELinda Duncan McLaughlin in conversation: Original Sins
📍 Waterstones
FREEAndrea Gibb & John Niven in conversation: From page to screen
📍 Hillhead Library
Sheila Wakefield | SWC Events | The Griffin
📍 The Griffin
£0.00
Enter THE CASTLE with Jon Ronson - Mystery, Crime & Unmoored Men
📍 City Halls
President Barack Obama In Conversation
📍 OVO Hydro
Seat Unique Presents An Evening with President Barack Obama | Glasgow
📍 The OVO Hydro SEC
Barack Obama
📍 OVO Hydro Arena Glasgow
From £210.00
FREESgeul is Srùbag (A story and a cup of tea)
📍 Edward House
FREEVermeer Talk: A Life Lost And Found
📍 Trades Hall of Glasgow
Laura Kuenssberg: Pay Attention
📍 Glasgow University
Dominic Hinde
📍 Daydreams Bookshop
Talia Dean
📍 Oran Mor
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Author Talks in Glasgow — Guide
Author talks in Glasgow are a fantastic opportunity for book lovers and curious minds to dive deep into a variety of subjects. These events bring together authors from diverse fields—fiction writers, poets, historians, and more—to share their insights and personal stories. Whether you're looking to explore new ideas or simply spend an evening with like-minded individuals, author talks in Glasgow offer a welcoming atmosphere that encourages engagement and discussion.
They typically take place in a range of venues such as cozy basement clubs, pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated talks & lectures spaces. These events are usually held weekly or monthly, allowing regular attendees to meet authors frequently without overcommitting. Expect lively discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and perhaps even book signings—all contributing to an enriching experience that bridges the gap between reading and conversation.