Flax, the publishing imprint of Lancaster Litfest will be launching a digital anthology featuring work from Northwest writers in Carnforth train station cafe (setting for that scene in A Brief Encounter, or so I've been told) on Thursday 2nd April (that's tomorrow). Entry is free! Hurrah!
The collection, Unsaid Undone is 'is a punchy, diverse collection of stories that explore the silences in our relationships and the ensuing comfort and discomfort'. Among the fine writers featured in Flax's first anthology for over a year are Annie Clarkson, who we've bagged for Word Soup's second outing in May, and Preston teacher, writer and blogger Andrew Michael Hurley.
Congratulations, guys!
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