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Meet author Alrene Hughes at Unsworth Library

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Meet author Alrene Hughes at Unsworth Library

Book lovers are invited to meet acclaimed author Alrene Hughes at Unsworth Library on Tuesday 15 March.

Alrene Hughes grew up in Belfast and now lives in Manchester, where she has been a member of the Manchester Irish Writers group for a number of years. 

She has always been compelled to write about the North of Ireland and her stories are inspired by her heritage.

After receiving critical acclaim for her debut novel “Martha’s Girls”, published in 2013, the former assistant head teacher released her sequel “The Golden Sisters” in March 2015.

Both these books are available from Bury Libraries catalogue: http://library.bury.gov.uk/search/

The event in Unsworth is free, and starts at 2pm. To book a place, or for more information, call Unsworth Library on 0161 253 7560.

ENDS

Press release issued: 22 February 2016.

Picture: Alrene Hughes.

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