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Alexander McCall Smith on Reaction – LIVE online event

Date: 6 August 2020
Venue: https://reaction.life/events/
Time: 6.00pm UK

Join Alexander in conversation with Iain Martin, founder of Reaction and leading journalist and commentator, in a live, online event. Iain was the editor of the Scotsman newspaper when Alexander’s much loved ’44 Scotland Street’ first started there as a serial novel – it is now the longest serial novel in the world. Hear them discuss the perils and the joys of writing fiction through print media and get an insight into the new collection of engaging and humorous short stories, TINY TALES, some of which were first published as cartoon strips on the pages of the Financial Times newspaper.

There will be a chance for ticket-holders to ask questions.

When: Thursday 6th August, 6pm until 7.15pm

(This event is in support of their student programme. Reaction provide paid internships and training for smart young journalists starting out in media.Free subscriptions are also available to young readers.)

Tickets for this event are £9.60 – including booking fees and taxes.

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Reaction provides commentary and analysis on politics, business, economics and culture – seeking to make sense of the news.

Founded in 2016, the team publish a website and produce podcasts and reader events with leading authors and thinkers. This online publication is paid for by its subscribers.

The Student Programme provides paid internships and training to the next generation of journalists. The programme is funded by events, dinners and the generous backing of our supporters.

Reaction is produced by a team based in London and is edited by its founder Iain Martin, political commentator and author. Subscribers receive regular weekly newsletters from Iain Martin and a daily email from our editorial team. Click here to visit the Reaction website.