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Ayòbámi Adébáyò & Mutiny

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In this free online event, celebrated novelist Ayòbámi Adébáyò brings to life the story of the sacred ibeji artifact and explains the process behind her storytelling technique. She is joined in conversation by Jean McNeil, Professor of Creative Writing at UEA and award-winning writer of 14 books, including Ice Diaries and Day For Night.

Join us online from 7pm BST or catch-up at your leisure once the event has premiered. Register your interest and we’ll send a link directly to your inbox!

About the artist
Ayòbámi Adébáyò is the author of the acclaimed novel Stay With Me (Canongate, 2017), shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction and the Wellcome Book Prize and described as a ‘stunning’ debut novel by the New York Times. Ayòbámi is a graduate of UEA’s MA in Creative Writing.

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This event will come off sale two hours before it starts, you will receive information about how to join the event between an hour and a day before the event. 

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This is a free event, online event. Register advance to receive a streaming link.

This event will come off sale two hours before it starts, you will receive information about how to join the event between an hour and a day before the event. 

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Saturday

29 May

07:00 pm

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Produced by Mutiny and University of East Anglia, in conjunction with the National Centre for Writing and the Norfolk and Norwich Festival. Funded by Arts Council England.

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