Bookface Sip & Swap with Donna Ashworth on Saturday 28th September in Glasgow

Name: Bookface Sip & Swap with Donna Ashworth on Saturday 28th September in Glasgow
Start: 2024-09-28T13:30:00+01:00
End: 2024-09-28T16:30:00+01:00
Location: Glasgow, Scotland

Schedule

Sat Sep 28 2024 at 01:30 pm to 04:30 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Glasgow, Scotland | Glasgow, SC

Join us for the Bookface Sip & Swap where you'll meet and mingle with fellow avid readers, sip drinks of your choice, participate in our book swap with 200 titles to choose from and enjoy a 30 min interview with poet Donna Ashworth who will be celebrating the launch of her new book. Tickets on sale via Eventbrite using this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/853465396977?aff=oddtdtcreator
Join us for the Bookface Sip & Swap on Saturday 28th September at August House in Glasgow where you'll meet and mingle with fellow avid readers, sip drinks of your choice, participate in our book swap with 200 titles to choose from and enjoy a 30 min interview with poet Donna Ashworth who will be celebrating the launch of her new book.
Tillicoultry’s Donna Ashworth’s book, Wild Hope is winning over readers all over the world. From the quiet whispers of self-acceptance to the thunderous roars of inspiration, Ashworth's poetic verses in her book and on her Instagram account illuminate the path to hope and peace in tumultuous times.
Nearly 70,000 of her hardback books have been bought this year – anthologies that have reached out to a new generation, won over by her poems about life. Ashworth also has more than 1 million Facebook followers and 260,000 on Instagram.
At 48 years young, Ashworth has skyrocketed from an aspiring poet to a literary luminary, with five of her books gracing the Top 20 poetry chart, three of them nestled comfortably in the top five. Wild Hope stands tall among her triumphs, offering a balm for weary souls seeking solace amidst life's storms.
Celebrity endorsements from the likes of Cat Deeley, Davina McCall, Lisa Snowdon, and Fearne Cotton only add to the chorus of praise for Ashworth's work, underscoring its universal resonance and soul-nurturing essence.