Join Andrés N. Ordorica and host Andrew McMillan for an exclusive event in Manchester at Blackwell's Bookshop on August 1, 2024. The evening will mark the launch of Andrés N. Ordorica's debut novel, "HOW WE NAMED THE STARS," a poignant story of love and loss that has been chosen as one of the Observer's best debuts for 2024. Tickets for the event start at £3.00, with doors opening at 6.30 and the event kicking off at 6.45. "HOW WE NAMED THE STARS" will be available for purchase during the event, and Andrés N. Ordorica will be signing copies afterwards. If you are unable to attend but would like a signed copy, arrangements can be made by contacting 0161 274 3331 or manchester@blackwell.co.uk. The novel follows the journey of Daniel de La Luna and Sam Morris as they navigate love, heartache, and the process of honoring the departed. Andrés N. Ordorica, a queer Latinx poet and writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland, draws on his immigrant heritage to craft a narrative that explores the complexities of diaspora and identity.

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