Stroud Short Stories returns on Sunday May 27th with a
glittering line-up of short stories for a special Site Festival event. On offer
will be roaring lions and raspberry sponge cake, raining cats, busking
blackbirds, family feuds and plenty of oxygen.
As usual, all stories have been selected from submissions, are read by their authors
and are under ten minutes long.
The headliner for the event is Tania Hershman (“a writer
dripping with talent, this is as good as modern reading gets” New Scientist), author of two
collections of short stories, The White
Road and My Mother was an Upright
Piano.
The event will take place at Stroud Valleys Artspace, starting at 8pm. Entry is £4 on the door.
The event will take place at Stroud Valleys Artspace, starting at 8pm. Entry is £4 on the door.
