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A Night of Satirical Exploration in Birmingham: Charlie Hill's 'The State of Us'

The Heath Bookshop in Kings Heath, Birmingham is buzzing with excitement as it prepares to host a captivating event featuring local author Charlie Hill and his latest short story collection, "The State of Us." This eagerly anticipated gathering will delve into the realm of satire in the 21st century, exploring its effectiveness and purpose in today's society. Join Charlie Hill and esteemed poet and professor, Greg Leadbetter, for an engaging discussion on the power of satire and its role in our ever-evolving reality.


Event Details:


Date: 30th July 2023

Time: 4:30pm - 5:30pm


Venue: The Heath Bookshop, Units 3&4 Kings Court, R/O 94 High Street, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7JZ


Charlie Hill, a talented author hailing from Kings Heath, returns to his roots to introduce his latest literary creation, "The State of Us: An Anthology." Known for his sharp wit and keen observation, Hill's second novel, "Books!," garnered critical acclaim as a potent satirical weapon. Now, with his short story collection, Hill presents a collection of brilliantly inventive absurdist tales that reflect our increasingly fictional reality.


Unveiling the Role of Satire in the 21st Century:


The event at The Heath Bookshop offers an opportunity for book enthusiasts, satirists, and curious minds alike to gather and delve into the profound impact of satire in the modern era. Charlie Hill and Greg Leadbetter, an accomplished poet and professor, will engage in a thought-provoking conversation, exploring the nuances and challenges of writing effective satire today. Together, they will tackle questions such as the purpose of satire in our society and its potential to inspire change.


Charlie Hill, known for his biting humor and incisive storytelling, will share insights into his creative process and the inspiration behind "The State of Us."


Tickets and Booking Information: Tickets for this exciting event are available now. General admission tickets can be purchased online for £4.00 here.

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