Catrin Collier in Carmarthen
The renowned South Wales author Catrin Collier will be visiting Carmarthen Library next Wednesday (November 25) to talk about her writing career and the novels that she has published to date.
Catrin Collier was born and raised in Pontypridd and the area has provided the backdrop and the inspiration for many of her novels. Her novel Hearts of Gold, the first in a series of eight books set between 1930 and 1946, was made into a mini-series and televised on the BBC in 2003.
She has also written a trilogy set in Swansea in the 1950s and a series of historical novels set during the Tonypandy Riots of 1911.
Catrin has published eight crime novels under the pseudonym of Katherine John along with three modern romps published as Caro French and three novelisations of TV drama productions written as Katherine Hardy. She now lives on Gower with her husband and their cats.
The evening starts at 6.30pm for 7pm with light refreshments. Tickets, priced at £1, are available from Sharon Morgan at Carmarthen Library (Tel: 01267 224824).
Catrin Collier was born and raised in Pontypridd and the area has provided the backdrop and the inspiration for many of her novels. Her novel Hearts of Gold, the first in a series of eight books set between 1930 and 1946, was made into a mini-series and televised on the BBC in 2003.
She has also written a trilogy set in Swansea in the 1950s and a series of historical novels set during the Tonypandy Riots of 1911.
Catrin has published eight crime novels under the pseudonym of Katherine John along with three modern romps published as Caro French and three novelisations of TV drama productions written as Katherine Hardy. She now lives on Gower with her husband and their cats.
The evening starts at 6.30pm for 7pm with light refreshments. Tickets, priced at £1, are available from Sharon Morgan at Carmarthen Library (Tel: 01267 224824).
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