Join us at May Fest, Sun 26 May

May 20, 2019NewsPosted by Webmaster

Following the successful launch of our 15th issue last month, we’re pleased to invite you to an hour of readings from the latest edition of Pushing Out the Boat at Aberdeen University’s May Festival on Sunday the 26th May at 5 p.m. in the Multimedia Room at the King’s College Conference Centre. Full details are here. It’s free and no booking is necessary.

Even if you were at our launch, you’ll hear some great new pieces and some new readers. If you don’t yet have Issue 15 (or want more copies for friends and relatives) the magazine will also be on sale at the event.

Do join us if you can. We look forward to seeing you again.

Patron: Dame Anne Begg

Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation

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PUSHING OUT THE BOAT

North-East Scotland's Biennial Magazine of New Writing and the Visual Arts

Join us at May Fest, Sun 26 May

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