Haworth Hodgkinson reads Sleep Tight by Patrick Gale at Better Read Books, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
BSL Interpretation by Bruce Cameron
Music: Dundee Ambient by Haworth Hodgkinson performed by Intuitive Music Aberdeen

Intuitive Music Aberdeen
Haworth Hodgkinson reads Sleep Tight by Patrick Gale at Better Read Books, Ellon, Aberdeenshire
BSL Interpretation by Bruce Cameron
Music: Dundee Ambient by Haworth Hodgkinson performed by Intuitive Music Aberdeen
Intuitive Music Aberdeen
Keith Sparrow reads Sleep Tight by Patrick Gale
for DUSK at Redruth
BSL interpreted by Debbie Harvey
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
This story isn’t in the book as it is already published, in Patrick’s collection Gentleman’s Relish
You can buy the book, and the ebook only from us now! in shops in June 21st
Patrick Gale was born on the Isle of Wight in 1962. He studied at Winchester College before reading English at New College, Oxford. In 1988 he moved to Cornwall where he still lives with his husband, the farmer and sculptor, Aidan Hicks, at Land’s End.
His novels include Little Bits of Baby (1989), The Cat Sanctuary (1990), The Facts of Life (1995), Tree Surgery for Beginners (1998), Rough Music (2000), A Sweet Obscurity (2003), Friendly Fire, Notes From an Exhibition (2007), The Whole Day Through (2009), A Perfectly Good Man (2012) and A Place Called Winter (2015). There are also two collections of short stories, Dangerous Pleasure (1996) and Gentleman’s Relish (2009).
In 2017 his Man in an Orange Shirt was screened by BBC2 as part of the Gay Britannia season, which also featured the documentary All Families Have Secrets – the Narrative Art of Patrick Gale. Patrick’s next novel, Studies for Resilience will be published in September 2018. He is currently working on a feature film adaptation of a Rose Tremain short story, and television adaptations of one of his own novels and of an early 20th century classic…
Patrick’s story for Dusk, Sleep Tight, a deliciously creepy story involving moths, will be performed at Ellon and Redruth on 21st December, thus topping and tailing the event. As it is already published (in Gentleman’s Relish) it won’t be in the book.