Join writer & filmmaker 
ADAM SCOVELL
 as he takes us on a walk around 
LOCAL HAUNTS
—his first collected edition of non-fiction writing tracing haunted landscapes, cultural connections, & the writers & artists that inspire his curious & mercurial body of work.
The event will be chaired by Voce Books co-owner & writer, Clive Judd.
‘...one of the most interesting & original young British writers about landscape, culture & people that I know; consistently adventurous in his explorations of place as a novelist, essayist, critic & film-maker ...’ 
ROBERT MACFARLANE
ADAM SCOVELL
 is a writer & filmmaker from Merseyside, now living in London. He completed his PhD in Music at Goldsmiths University in 2018, & now writes regularly for the BBC, the BFI & many other outlets. He is the author of ‘Folk Horror: Hours Dreadful and Things Strange’ (2017, Auteur), alongside three novels all published by Influx Press.
This is one of our 
PLACE 
events, taking drifts, detours & derives with writers exploring the contemporary practices of psychogeography, hauntology, creative walking & our relationship with the places & spaces that make us.
TICKETS: 
£3 standard entry* / £11.99 book & entry
Please book your ticket here on our Eventbrite page.**
*Standard entry tickets are redeemable against any book purchased in store on the night of the event.
**Please note we will be unable to offer refunds on tickets when requested within 7 days of an event date.
VOCE BOOKS
 is located at 54-57 Allison Street, Digbeth with step-free access via BRIG Café. For further enquiries about the event, or to discuss any other access requirements please email info@vocebooks.com
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