2 JULY | Doors: 19:00, Event 19:30
Join us for an evening celebrating great new reads in sapphic lit in conversation with three amazing authors!
Bea Fitzgerald will launch her new book, Better than Revenge. Bea is a Sunday Times bestselling author and content creator who has swiftly become one of the UK's biggest YA stars. Her debut Girl, Goddess, Queen was the bestselling YA hardback debut of 2023 and her follow-ups The End Crowns All and A Beautiful Evil were both instant bestsellers. In 2024, Girl, Goddess, Queen won the Romantic Novelists’ Association Fantasy Romance of the Year. Her work has also been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize, the YA Book Prize and The Books Are My Bag award. Bea's work has been translated widely across theglobe, and when she's not writing, she's entertaining her followers on TikTok and Instagram with her mythology-themed comedy account @chaosonolympus.
Caitlin Devlin is the author of A Song I Wrote for Charlotte, The Real Deal, and Born For This. She studied English and Creative Writing at Warwick University before graduating to work in music and theatre journalism. As a teenager, she started writing novels as Christmas presents for her younger sister and brother. Since then, her work has been recognised by competitions such as the Iggy & Litro Young Writers’ prize, the Flash 500 short story competition and the Exeter Writers short story competition. She is also a performed playwright. She currently lives in London with her partner and spends all her money at cafes. Follow Caitlin on TikTok and Instagram at @catmdevlin.
Lizzie Huxley-Jones is an autistic author based in London. They are the author of the queer holiday rom-coms Make You Mine This Christmas and Under the Mistletoe With You, Hits Different co-written with Tasha Ghouri, and the Vivi Conway series: the Waterstones Children's Book Prize shortlisted Vivi Conway and the Sword of Legend followed by Vivi Conway and the Haunted Quest. They are the editor of Stim: an autistic anthology. They write joyful stories that centre queerness and disability, and can be found as @littlehux on social media, or out walking their dog Nerys.
Books and refreshment available for purchase!
Please note we are unable to offer refunds on event tickets.
2 JULY | Doors: 19:00, Event 19:30
Join us for an evening celebrating great new reads in sapphic lit in conversation with three amazing authors!
Bea Fitzgerald will launch her new book, Better than Revenge. Bea is a Sunday Times bestselling author and content creator who has swiftly become one of the UK's biggest YA stars. Her debut Girl, Goddess, Queen was the bestselling YA hardback debut of 2023 and her follow-ups The End Crowns All and A Beautiful Evil were both instant bestsellers. In 2024, Girl, Goddess, Queen won the Romantic Novelists’ Association Fantasy Romance of the Year. Her work has also been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize, the YA Book Prize and The Books Are My Bag award. Bea's work has been translated widely across theglobe, and when she's not writing, she's entertaining her followers on TikTok and Instagram with her mythology-themed comedy account @chaosonolympus.
Caitlin Devlin is the author of A Song I Wrote for Charlotte, The Real Deal, and Born For This. She studied English and Creative Writing at Warwick University before graduating to work in music and theatre journalism. As a teenager, she started writing novels as Christmas presents for her younger sister and brother. Since then, her work has been recognised by competitions such as the Iggy & Litro Young Writers’ prize, the Flash 500 short story competition and the Exeter Writers short story competition. She is also a performed playwright. She currently lives in London with her partner and spends all her money at cafes. Follow Caitlin on TikTok and Instagram at @catmdevlin.
Lizzie Huxley-Jones is an autistic author based in London. They are the author of the queer holiday rom-coms Make You Mine This Christmas and Under the Mistletoe With You, Hits Different co-written with Tasha Ghouri, and the Vivi Conway series: the Waterstones Children's Book Prize shortlisted Vivi Conway and the Sword of Legend followed by Vivi Conway and the Haunted Quest. They are the editor of Stim: an autistic anthology. They write joyful stories that centre queerness and disability, and can be found as @littlehux on social media, or out walking their dog Nerys.
Books and refreshment available for purchase!
Please note we are unable to offer refunds on event tickets.
