Service95 Book Club: Fierce Sounds
Southbank CentreBelvedere Road, South Bank, London
Fri 30 Oct · 20:00 · £29
About this event
What’s the sound of a novel? Jacqueline Crooks, Omar Musa, Sufiyaan Salam and Kae Tempest explore rhythm, form and what makes fiction feel alive. How do writers give words a rhythm, flip between forms and layer register on the page – expanding the literary form through poetry, prose and rhythm? Jacqueline Crooks, Omar Musa, Sufiyaan Salam and Kae Tempest are writers who move fluidly between forms: between poetry and prose, rhythm and register, the page and the stage. In this conversation, they look at how sound shapes sentences, how structure becomes meaning and why the boundaries of fiction feel so alive right now. Founded by Dua Lipa, the Service95 Book Club is a space to enjoy all things literary, including Dua’s hand-picked Monthly Reads and her exclusive author interviews, plus new book trends, recommendations from the Service95 team and more ways for you to read the world differently.
