Ùr Bones Launch

Come join us for an evening of readings, performances, and entertainment with a special guest appearance from Heather Parry to celebrate the fifth edition of The Strathclyde Review. Heather Parry is known for her debut novel, Orpheus Builds a Girl, her short story collection, This Is My Body, Given For You, her first nonfiction book, Electric Dreams: On Sex Robots and the Failed Promises of Capitalism and her most recent novel Carrion Crow. We are very excited to have her at our event! Strathclyde Review.

Mono is a vegan, fully accessible space. If you require more information or something specific in regards to accessibility please get in touch with ourselves or Mono directly.

The Strathclyde Review is a nonprofit publication, however one member of our team requires a braille copy of our book. All funds from this event will cover the printing of this copy and any left over will roll onto the sixth edition.

Strathclyde Review. Ùr Bones is a self published anthology piece written by the MLitt Creative Writing students at the University of Strathclyde. It contains prose, poetry, nonfiction, screenplays and other mixed media.

National Car Park over the road. Tube information :: Nearest Tube station: St Enoch.Train information :: Nearest Train station: Argyle Street.Bus information :: Main bus stops: King Street, Osborne St, Trongate, Saltmarket.