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Author Paul Howard
An Táin Arts Centre’s book club will discuss Paul Howard’s book, I Read the News Today, Oh Boy next month.
In August, members will read I Read the News Today, Oh Boy, by Paul Howard and meet at The Townhouse Bar & Restaurant on Thursday August 31st at 8pm to discuss the novel.
Author Paul Howard has pieced together the extraordinary story of a young Irishman, Tara Browne, who epitomised the spirit of the times: racing car driver, Vogue model, friend of The Rolling Stones, style icon, son of a peer, heir to a Guinness fortune and the man who turned Paul McCartney on to LSD.
Mary Claire Cowley, Audience Development Manager at An Táin Arts Centre said:
“We are thrilled that the book club is going from strength to strength.
“I’d really encourage anyone who enjoys reading and chatting about books to join up.”
This book club is aimed at adults, is free to attend but registration is required to participate. Members are encouraged to contact their local library, to obtain a copy of the book, or contact Roe River books.
Visit www.antain.ie to register and become a member of the book club.
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