Author: Alan SillitoeAlso known as: a Sillitoe, Alan Sillitoe, Alan Sillitore, Allan Sillitoe, Alan Stillitoe, Alan F. Sillitoe ... (see complete list)
2 past events. University of East Anglia: Alan Sillitoe (March 12 at 19:00) Alan Sillitoe discusses Life Without Armour. "Alan Sillitoe (March 12) was one of the group of maverick 1950s writers known as ‘angry young men’. His novels Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner were both made into classic films. He went on to publish numerous novels, several volumes ... (more)of poetry and an autobiography, Life Without Armour."
Individual tickets priced £5 (no concs) and season tickets priced £45 (£40 concs) are available from the box office on 01603 508050. Event location: Lecture Theatre 1 at UEA
Added by christiguc. Foyles: Alan Sillitoe A Start in Life (March 26 at 18:30) Alan Sillitoe discusses A Start in Life. "One of the original ‘angry young men’ of the 1960s, Foyles is proud to host renowned author of Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner and Saturday Night, Sunday Morning to celebrate his 80th birthday. A legend in his own lifetime, Sillitoe will discuss his seminal work including his 1970 novel, ... (more)A Start in Life which is being republished to celebrate as well as his extraordinary life.
Tickets: Free, email events@foyles.co.uk to reserve"
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