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An Evening with RJ Ellory

What
  • Author audience
  • Book signing
  • Ticketed event
  • Literary Leicester
  • Sign language interpreted
  • Free event
When Nov 14, 2009
from 07:30 PM to 08:30 PM
Where New Lecture Theatre, Fielding Johnson Building South Wing
Contact Name
Contact Phone 0116 252 2320
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RJ Ellory’s latest book The Anniversary Man, a chilling tale of serial murder, is published by Orion in September 2009.

He is the author of six previous novels including the bestselling A Quiet Belief in Angels, which was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection in 2008 and won the inaugural Prix Roman Noir Nouvel Observateur in France (where it was shortlisted against Dennis Lehane, James Lee Burke, Don Winslow and Carl Hiassen).

It was also shortlisted for the American Barry Award for Best British Crime Fiction, the Quebec Bookseller's Prize, and the seventh Prix du Polar Award in the same year.

His other novels have been translated into twenty-one languages and have been shortlisted for numerous awards. RJ Ellory currently lives in England.

Followed by:

Wine reception – all welcome

  • rj elloryThis is a ticketed event. For free tickets, please contact Rebecca Vickerman on 0116 252 2320 or rv40@le.ac.uk.
  • Followed by a book-signing.
  • British Sign Language Interpretation provided by Leicester-based Action Deafness Books.

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Tickets

To request free tickets, please contact the Embrace Arts box office on 0116 252 2455 or call in person at Embrace Arts, Richard Attenborough Centre, Lancaster Road, Leicester LE1 7HA.

Box office opening times
Monday to Friday
10.00am to 6.00pm

Contact

For further information please contact Pritty Wadhia on 0116 252 2320, pw108@le.ac.uk

For tickets, contact Embrace Arts (see above)

Access and parking

The Fielding Johnson Building South Wing is fully accessible for disabled visitors. Limited parking is available on campus and at the satellite car park on Welford Road. Visitors are advised to use public transport.