The Dead Ink Book Club meets once a month in the shop (or the pub over the road if it's been a long week) to discuss a recently published work of fiction from an independent publisher. Organised by shop bezzy and book club impresario Alyssa Lloyd - book FREE tix online!

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Ticket prices can be redeemed on any purchases in the bookshop on the day. Bring your work and try to keep it under 800 words! Led by local Writers/Artists Chris Jenkins , Craig Sinclair and Phoebe Thomas who aim for this to be a welcoming and non-scary environment!

This will be a gentle, informal atmosphere of reading, peer encouragement, as well as providing an all important ‘deadline’ / kick up the bum for those of us too lazy to self motivate. Spaces are limited to 10 people, so booking in advance is required.

TIN CAN is held at Dead Ink Bookshop from 4-6pm on the second Sunday of each month, all forms of writing are welcome whether it be fiction, nonfiction, poetry or experimental. The aim of TIN CAN is to provide a regular welcoming space in Liverpool for those of us who wince at the word ‘networking’.

All books are available online and in-store - though be aware some of these titles are preorders, published later in the year.

You've still got a week left to get this month's title read - Marieke Bigg's A SCARAB WHERE THE HEART SHOULD BE.

The Book Club meets on the last Sunday of the month from 4-6pm to furiously debate the merits of a recently work of independently published literature and eat snacks. Ticket costs of £5 / £2 unwaged can be redeemed against bookshop purchases on the night.