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Halfway

A gentle reminder that we are about half way through LOOK/13, and my five books in four libraries are still on display should you be interested in visiting. Here they are for the first time all on display in their new homes. 

There is more information on my website:


The festival programme is here:


I've made a Google Map to find the libraries here:


University of Liverpool also did a feature about the project here:




Central Library Located in the Picton Reading Room


University of Liverpool
The two books can be found in the Sydney Jones Library on both the first and second floor link between the Abercromby and Grove Wings


LJMU
The book is on the Lower Ground Floor of the Aldham Robarts building, outside Archives and Special Collections.


TOXTETH LIBRARY
The book is located by the staff counter. Please note that Toxteth Library is only open Monday 10am-6pm, Tuesday 10am-6pm, Wednesday 10am-6pm Saturday 10am-4pm. Thursday and Friday the library is closed.




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