I'll be reading from Any Human Face on Saturday, 3 July, at The Travel Bookshop in Notting Hill, London. Even better, I'll be accompanied by Forward shortlisted poet Simon Barraclough, for an Italian-themed evening. This is the cover of Simon's fine collection. I haven't added mine because I'm sure you're all more than familiar with it by now.
We'll be starting at 7 pm. There will be wine, possibly Italian, and snacks...
You can find all the info here.
Well, Any Human Face is now officially launched in its home city of Rome, in the Trastevere studio of Paola Casalino, just round the corner from the setting of the first chapter and a five minute walk from Andrew Caruso's first cold-water garret. I had a wonderful time and I hope everyone else did. You can see some photos of the event, taken by my friend Maika, here. I'll be posting a short film very soon...
If you're anywhere near Vicolo dell'Atleta, Trastevere, at 6.30 on 27 May, come along to the Rome launch of Any Human Face. I'll be there!