Emma Healey will be returning to UEA in Spring 2025.
Her latest novel, Sweat, is about physical and psychological power, revenge, self-discipline, and what happens when someone decides to fight for control.
In partnership with National Centre for Writing, the event will be followed by a book signing.
Emma Healey will be talking about her new novel, Sweat, at the Suffolk Book League, an organisaion which aims to promote, encourage, foster or strengthen by all and every suitable means the habit of reading and the wider and more general distribution of books, by and among all people.
Go behind the scenes of Sweat, the chilling and thought-provoking new novel from Emma Healey, the multi-million copy bestselling author of Elizabeth is Missing and Whistle in the Dark.
Emma is a master of crafting deep, rich prose which often tackles harder-hitting subjects. In this exclusive session, she will lift the curtain on the process behind writing Sweat, a ‘taut, compulsive, and unsettling’ (Jennie Godfrey) thriller about physical and psychological power, revenge, self-discipline, and what happens when someone decides to fight for control.
After an initial presentation, Emma will lead you through a series of writing exercises, and by the end of the session, you will have written a spellbinding scene that will leave your readers wanting more.
There will be a break in the middle of the event, with cake and hot drinks provided. There’s also the opportunity to ask Emma your questions about writing, with time at the end for book signing.
Book-ish in Crickhowell is hugely excited to be hosting an event with the million-copy bestselling author of Elizabeth is Missing – Emma Healey! Emma will be in the Book-ish Loft for an evening of conversation and to celebrate the publication of her new book, Sweat. This is an event not to be missed! All tickets include a glass of wine or soft drink and there will be the opportunity to ask questions and have books signed.
Join us for an evening with award-winning author, Emma Healey, and Kate Sawyer for a discussion on Emma’s highly anticipated new novel, ‘Sweat.’