THE LOST LOVE SONGS OF BOYSIE SINGH - Ingrid Persaud in conversation

THE LOST LOVE SONGS OF BOYSIE SINGH - Ingrid Persaud in conversation

Join us for the launch of Ingrid Persuad's THE LOST LOVE SONGS OF BOYSIE SINGH - the new novel from the author of LOVE AFTER LOVE.

By Blackwell's Manchester

Date and time

Wednesday, May 15 · 6:30 - 8pm GMT+1

Location

Blackwell's Bookshop

146 Oxford Road Manchester M13 9GP United Kingdom

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About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

We're delighted to be welcoming Ingrid Persaud to Manchester for the launch of THE LOST LOVE SONGS OF BOYSIE SINGH - an unforgettable story of four incredible women from the award winning author of LOVE AFTER LOVE. Ingrid will be in conversation with Simon Savidge.

Doors: 6.30, starts: 6.45

Tickets are £3.00 or free when ordering a copy of the book. THE LOST LOVE SONGS OF BOYSIE SINGH will also be available to purchase on the night and Ingrid will be signing copies after the talk. If you would like a signed copy but cannot make the event, please contact us on 0161 274 3331 or manchester@blackwell.co.uk and we can arrange this for you.

About the book:

This is the tale of four women.

Popo: brilliant, vulnerable and stuck. She's determined to free herself from the traps of her past.

Mana Lala: a devoted mother - her only connection to her man is their little boy, and she will do anything to keep them both close.

For Doris, well, he's glorious and once she's licked him into shape, her husband presents an opportunity to climb the social ladder. She's heard the awful stories, but she's sure they won't be hers.

Rosie just wants to mind her business, her lover, Etty, and her store.

Four lives, connected and controlled by one man: the notorious, charismatic gangster Boysie Singh. Pull up a chair and let these women tell of the man they believed could love, help or free them, and how some of them survived to tell a tale at all.

About the author:

Ingrid Persaud's debut novel, Love After Love, won the Costa First Novel award, the Author's Club First Book Award and the Indie Book Award for Fiction. Other prizes include the BBC National Short Story Award and the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. She was born in Trinidad and lives in London.

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