Reading At The Twisted Pepper

Really looking forward to this event organised by 

Seven Towers - so hope to see you there!!!

54 Middle Abbey Street

Louise Phillips’ new crime novel Red Ribbons

If you’re a fan of Sarah Lund (the one with the woolly jumper) or Kay Scarpetta (grisly examinations) then you’ll love Louise Phillips’ new crime novel Red Ribbons.Or maybe you just like a good read? Either way, come along to the Seven Towers lunchtime reading in the Twisted Pepper Cafe (54 Middle Abbey Street) at 1.15 pm next Tuesday (4 Dec) to hear Louise talk about her novel.

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Seven Towers Ltd  was set up as a not for profit company in 2006 by a group of friends who loved great literature and wanted to play a part in the cultural scene. They knew of a great many superb writers and poets, who, because of the size of the Irish Market, were not finding publishers and exposure to the public. Thus they began publishing and agenting books and setting up readings, and have continued to do so since then. 

Seven Towers is not supported by any grant or aid, and is run totally on the good will of those who help and promote our work. We strive to foster an atmosphere of collaboration and co operation among artists of many different genres and disciplines. We also strive to foster a strong international feel to our work, inviting poets from other continents to drop by and read with us and work with us. Not only this, but 7Towers runs readings in the US and in Britain, including the Last Wednesday Series, and the Chapters and Verse series. 

Seven Towers is immensely proud to be part of a flourishing Dublin Literary scene and sees a bright future for Irish and international Writing.