More video from the launch of our to new sci-fi/fantasy books Weird Lies and Mosaic of Air.
Alistair Lock reads from Peng Shepherd‘s tale of extreme workplace stress, Free Cake
and Henrietta Clemett reads from Richard Meredith‘s wonderfully weird Museum of the Future
As usual Cherry Potts couldn’t manage to video herself, so here’s a recording instead: A snippet from the title story of Mosaic of Air.
Tuesday 1st October The Planetarium, Royal Observatory Greenwich, SE10 9NF
Drinks in the foyer from 6.05 (building opens at 6), readings of Science Fiction stories from both Weird Lies and Mosaic of Air from 6.45 in the Planetarium with star show.
RSVP to reserve your place, this is essential because the Observatory is in the middle of Greenwich Park, and access in the evenings is controlled and we need a guest list, and to alert you to how to get in (and more importantly out!) It’s an adventure – space suits not required, fortunately.
We will be reading:
James Smyth: Let There Be Light (read by David Mildon)
Cherry Potts: an Extract from Mosaic of Air
Andrew Lloyd-Jones ChronoCrisis3000 (read by Cliff Chapman)
Peng Shepherd Free Cake (read by Alistair Lock)
Richard Meredith The Museum of the Future (read by Henrietta Clemett)
Hope to see you there!
(Huge thanks to Marek, Rob and Ed at the Observatory for all their help setting this up, and to Sophie for the idea.)
