Hollie McNish: 'Virgin' Book Tour in Cardiff
The Glee Clubmer. 17 mars 2027 · 19:15 – 21:15
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Hollie McNish: 'Virgin' Book Tour est prévu le mercredi 17 mars 2027 à The Glee Club. Vérifiez la source officielle avant de partir, car les horaires et le lieu peuvent changer.
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Hollie McNish, the British poet and author, brings her 'Virgin' book tour to Cardiff. She has published multiple collections including *Plum* and *Nobody Told Me*, which won the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry. Her work often explores themes of parenthood, politics, and everyday life, resonating with audiences through accessible yet profound verse.
Attendees can expect an intimate evening of poetry readings and storytelling, reflecting McNish's blend of humor and raw emotion. Having performed at major festivals and venues worldwide, including Edinburgh's Neu!Reekie! events, McNish's live shows are known for engaging and heartfelt delivery. This tour offers a chance to experience her latest work up close.
A Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature since 2025, McNish continues to push boundaries in poetry. Her Cardiff date is part of a tour promoting her latest work.
📍 Cardiff⏱️ 2 h🎟️ Billets à partir de 18 £GB
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- Arrive early for best seating as events often fill up quickly.
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- Merchandise may be available for purchase after the show.
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Will there be a book signing after the event?
Book signings are common at Hollie McNish's events, but confirm with the venue.
Is the venue accessible?
Most Cardiff venues are wheelchair accessible; contact the venue for specific details.
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Hollie McNish
Hollie McNish is a British poet and author based between Cambridge and Glasgow.
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