Livestream event only
This event is part of the Granite Noir online programme and this ticket for the online stream only. Please visit here to see the full programme and buy a ticket for the live event.
Customers will be emailed a link to watch the livestream a few days in advance of the event.
Overview
LIVESTREAM: Closer than Close
Three brilliant books where close relationships are tested to the absolute limits. Join us as Oyinkan Braithwaite shows us how blood is thicker – and more difficult to get out of the carpet – than water, in her acclaimed book My Sister the Serial Killer. LV Matthews explores an intense bond, and a bitter rivalry, and Lexie Elliott asks us: if you thought your friend deserved to die, could you kill her?
Tickets for the live event can be purchased here.
Important information
THIS IS A TICKET FOR THE VIRTUAL TALK ONLY – NOT THE LIVE TALK AT THE LEMON TREE
Further Information
Granite Noir Discounts
The more shows you enjoy at Granite Noir 2022, the more you save! Just log in to your account add the shows to your basket and the discounts will add automatically!
Buy 5 or more – 15% off
Buy 10 or more – 20% off
Buy 12 or more – 25% off
Does not include film screenings or Locked Door Games.
About the authors
Oyinkan Braithwaite
Oyinkan Braithwaite is a graduate of Creative Writing and Law from Kingston University. Following her degree, she worked as an assistant editor at a Nigerian Publishing House and has been freelancing as a writer and graphic designer since.
LV Matthews
For over ten years L V Matthews worked both in domestic and international sales for major UK publishing houses, before leaving to pursue a career in writing. She lives in Hampshire with her family where she is setting up a writers retreat business. 7K Twitter followers
Lexie Elliott
Lexie grew up in Scotland, at the foot of the Highlands, she works in fund management in London. After university, Lexie succumbed to the need to climb out of debt and find a job and began work for an investment bank in London, where she remained for 8 years. After losing her banking job during the Global Financial Crisis, she began work part-time in fund management in the City of London, where she still works now; the rest of her time is spent writing, or thinking about writing, and juggling family life and sport.
