McLellan Book Festival: Ajay Close
5 Sept 26
Brodick Hall
McLellan Book Festival
13:30 - 14:30 Ajay Close’s debut novel, Official and Doubtful, was longlisted for the Orange Prize. A Petrol Scented Spring, about the suffragettes force-fed in Perth, was longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction. Her seventh novel, What Doesn’t Kill Us, based on the Yorkshire Ripper killings and the feminist fightback across the north of England, was named Scottish Fiction Book of the Year.
Where to stay for McLellan Book Festival: Ajay Close?
Clyde House is a 3-bedroom self-catering holiday home in Whiting Bay, sleeping up to 6 guests and ideally located for visitors to McLellan Book Festival: Ajay Close. With sea views, off-street parking and a short walk to the beach, village shop and pubs, it's a popular base for families and groups exploring Arran. A Guest Favourite on Airbnb with a 5.0 rating, Clyde House books up quickly during peak event weekends, so early reservations are recommended.
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