Join celebrated writers Jeremy Dyson (League of Gentlemen, Ghost Stories) and Ramsey Campbell (The House on Nazareth Hill, Grin of the Dark) at Waterstones in Liverpool ONE as they each read a deliciously dark tale of the macabre between 6-7pm on Wednesday 30 March.
As well as his achievements on TV (multi award-winning League of Gentlemen, BAFTA nominated Funland) and on stage (Olivier Award nominated Ghost Stories) Jeremy Dyson... is also well known for his horror novels, including What Happens Now and Never Trust a Rabbit.
With his own Twisted Tales, a stage adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected, about to start at the Liverpool Playhouse, Jeremy will read from his fiction before the opening night of the play.
Jeremy will be joined by friend and legendary fellow horror writer Ramsey Campbell who will read from his own distinguished fiction before the pair hold a short meet and greet and book signing at the Liverpool ONE store.
Those with a ticket for the play can book a place at the reading for free by presenting their theatre ticket to Waterstone's staff ahead of the event (otherwise tickets are £2).
As well as his achievements on TV (multi award-winning League of Gentlemen, BAFTA nominated Funland) and on stage (Olivier Award nominated Ghost Stories) Jeremy Dyson... is also well known for his horror novels, including What Happens Now and Never Trust a Rabbit.
With his own Twisted Tales, a stage adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected, about to start at the Liverpool Playhouse, Jeremy will read from his fiction before the opening night of the play.
Jeremy will be joined by friend and legendary fellow horror writer Ramsey Campbell who will read from his own distinguished fiction before the pair hold a short meet and greet and book signing at the Liverpool ONE store.
Those with a ticket for the play can book a place at the reading for free by presenting their theatre ticket to Waterstone's staff ahead of the event (otherwise tickets are £2).
You can buy theatre tickets from the playhouse here.
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