Hollie McNish Comes to Folkestone

On Saturday, 5 June 2027, the Quarterhouse in Folkestone will host Hollie McNish, a Sunday Times bestselling author, as she brings her brand new paperback tour to the town. This highly anticipated event follows a run of sell-out shows across the UK, and audiences can expect an evening of engaging chat, poems, and stories. Hollie McNish will be reading from her newest collection, Virgin, as well as sharing a selection of her favourite works and new pieces.

The event promises to be an excellent night out for a wide range of audiences, whether attending with friends, a loved one, or solo. Hollie McNish's poetry is known for its strong language and adult content, but it is also infused with humour and tenderness, making it accessible to those who may not typically enjoy poetry. Her work covers a broad range of themes, including love, loss, friendship, and everyday life, often with a touch of wit and humour.

Hollie McNish is a highly acclaimed poet and author, with a string of successful collections to her name, including Papers, Cherry Pie, Plum, and Slug and Lobster. She has also been recognised for her innovative approach to poetry, becoming the first poet to record at Abbey Road Studios, London, and winning the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry. Her work has been widely praised by critics and fellow authors, with Shirley Manson describing her as a "national treasure" and Matt Haig stating "I love Hollie McNish".

The event will also feature a support act, to be announced, and a book signing after the performance, providing attendees with the opportunity to meet Hollie McNish and purchase her latest collection. With its unique blend of poetry, storytelling, and humour, this event is sure to be an entertaining and thought-provoking experience. Tickets are with the button beside the article.