Join Jen Campbell for the next #AskSwanwick tweet chat at 7.30pm (BST) on Friday 10 October. Jen works part-time at an antiquarian bookshop. Her first book, Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops, was published in 2012 and was a Sunday Times Bestseller. The sequel, More Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops, was released in last year. Here’s a glimpse into the kinds of things you can find her books: Customer: My friend texted me saying I should get hold of a book called ‘Damn you, Automobile!' because it's supposed to be very funny… but I can't find it. Bookseller: I think she meant ‘Damn You, Autocorrect!’ …and that’s possibly the most ironic text message of all time. |
Jen’s new non-fiction book The Bookshop Book will be published October 2014 and is the official book of the 2014 Books Are My Bag campaign. Jen is also an award-winning poet and short story writer. Her poetry pamphlet The Hungry Ghost Festival was published by The Rialto.
To follow and join the tweet chat, type #AskSwanwick into the search box on Twitter and select ‘All’ (not ‘Top’). Then join in and put your questions to Jen, not forgetting the #AskSwanwick hashtag so that everyone following can see your question. You can find out more about the Twitter chat etiquette here.
www.jen-campbell.co.uk
https://twitter.com/aeroplanegirl
To follow and join the tweet chat, type #AskSwanwick into the search box on Twitter and select ‘All’ (not ‘Top’). Then join in and put your questions to Jen, not forgetting the #AskSwanwick hashtag so that everyone following can see your question. You can find out more about the Twitter chat etiquette here.
www.jen-campbell.co.uk
https://twitter.com/aeroplanegirl