The Common Press Christmas Authors' Evening

The Common Press is delighted to invite you to our first Christmas Authors' Evening, on the 19^th of December between 7pm and 10pm. 

Come and enjoy a complimentary mince pie and glass of mulled wine, meet your favourite authors, and get signed copies of their books (just in time for Christmas!)
 

Featuring:

• Dean Atta, author of The Black Flamingo, Only on the Weekends, I Am Nobody's Nigger, and Love (Still) Lives Here
• Laura Kate Dale, author of Gender Euphoria, Uncomfortable Labels, and Me and My Dysphoria Monster
• Ang Hui Qing, illustrator of Me and My Dysphoria Monster
• Jamie Windust, model, broadcaster, and author of In Their Shoes
• Rowan Ellis, YouTube essayist and author of Here and Queer
• Adam Zmith, author of Deep Sniff: A History of Poppers and Queer Futures
• Peter Scalpello, author of Limbic
• Alison Rumfitt, author of Tell Me I'm Worthless
• Nat Reeve, author of Nettleblack
• Megan Crabbe, author of Body Positive Power
• Kestral Gaian, poet and author of Hidden Lives and Counterweights
• Ash Brockwell, publisher and author of Emotional Literacy
• Lily Lindon, author of Double Booked
• Laura Kay, author of Tell Me Everything and The Split
• Ally Wilkes, author of All The White Spaces
• Cleo Henry, author of The Last Lesbian Bar in the Midlands
• Daniel Harding, author of Gay Man Talking
• Rosie Wilby, creator of the Breakup Monologues podcast, and author of The Breakup Monologues and Is Monogamy Dead
• Lois Shearing, founder of the Bi Survivor's Network, and author of Bi The Way
• Tufayel Ahmed, author of This Way Out
• Ed Firth, award-winning illustrator and author of Horny and High
• Annabelle Williams, author of Why Women are Poorer Than Men, and What We Can Do About It
• Keith Jarrett, author of Selah
• Livia Kojo Alour, artist, performer, and author of Rising of the Black Sheep
• Leanne Maskell, speaker, coach, and author of ADHD: An A-Z

The bar will be open for the event if you would like to buy drinks. Please arrive from 7 via the Common Counter entrance. 

Please note that depending on total ticket sales and additional author confirmations, we may need to use our event space downstairs. This area is not currently wheelchair accessible. If you are a wheelchair user please email us at books@glasshouse.london, and we will do everything we can to make sure you are able to meet the authors you would particularly like to speak to.

Tickets are free, but if you would like to support The Common Press and the continuing work we do, there is a pay-what-you-want option and donations are gratefully received.