Event 47

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Gemma Ruiz Palà and Clare Pollard in conversation with Elisa Guerra

Always the family

Venue: Centro Cultural Peruano Norteamericano (teatro)

Gemma Ruiz i Palà (Spain) is a writer and journalist. In her book Les nostres mares, she pays homage to various generations of women in a Catalan family. With its intimate, emotional plot, the book tells of the struggles, sacrifices and strength of mothers and grandmothers, exploring their crucial role in the creation of family identity and Catalan society. Clare Pollard (United Kingdom) is a poet, fiction writer, translator and dramatist, author of various books of poetry. Her first novel is Delphi, a story that occurs in a London flat, where a woman who lives with her husband and ten-year-old son sees how the world is coming apart: the arrival of Trump, the occurrence of Brexit and a virus that spreads around the world, causing mayhem and forcing a lockdown. These two authors will talk to Elisa Guerra.

Simultaneous translation from English to Spanish available

Price: £3.00

Only Members of Hay Festival may buy tickets prior to public launch. If you are already a Member please log in. If you would like to become a Member, sign up here.

Booking for non-members opens at 1200 on Friday 27 September.

Gemma Ruiz Palà and Clare Pollard in conversation with Elisa Guerra
Gemma Ruiz Palà and Clare Pollard in conversation with Elisa Guerra

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