Emma Cline discusses The Girls, Lutyens & Rubinstein
Be the first to grab a copy of The Girls, Emma Cline's exciting debut novel, ahead of its launch as she comes to speak in London
Emma Cline wrote for The Paris Review when she was 23
Everyone’s talking about Emma Cline, the 26-year-old whose debut novel is being celebrated as the arrival of a thrilling new voice in American fiction by writers from Lena Dunham to Mark Haddon.
The Girls is one of our top ten summer blockbusters. Click here for our guide to best new books to take on holiday.
The Girls, a reimagining of the real lives of Charles Manson’s followers, has been bought by Random House for a rumoured £1.4m and Scott Rudin, producer of No Country for Old Men and The Truman Show, has already bought the film rights.
Told from the point of view of one of the cult members, the novel grew out of her sense of affinity with the girls who Manson lured away from their families into a murderous cult.
Lena Dunham says that The Girls "destroys our ability to consider violence a foreign territory, and reminds us that behind so many of our culture's fables exists a girl: unseen, unheard, angry. This book will break your heart and blow your mind."
Get the book ahead of its June 16 release date with a ticket, on sale now.
The Girls is one of our top ten summer blockbusters. Click here for our guide to best new books to take on holiday.
The Girls, a reimagining of the real lives of Charles Manson’s followers, has been bought by Random House for a rumoured £1.4m and Scott Rudin, producer of No Country for Old Men and The Truman Show, has already bought the film rights.
Told from the point of view of one of the cult members, the novel grew out of her sense of affinity with the girls who Manson lured away from their families into a murderous cult.
Lena Dunham says that The Girls "destroys our ability to consider violence a foreign territory, and reminds us that behind so many of our culture's fables exists a girl: unseen, unheard, angry. This book will break your heart and blow your mind."
Get the book ahead of its June 16 release date with a ticket, on sale now.
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| What | Emma Cline discusses The Girls, Lutyens & Rubinstein |
| Where | Lutyens and Rubinstein Bookshop, 21 Kensington Park Road, W11 2EU | MAP |
| Nearest tube | Notting Hill Gate (underground) |
| When |
On 09 Jun 16, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM |
| Price | £20 |
| Website | Click here to book via Lutyens & Rubinstein |