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Booklaunch: Jonathan Harvey

Following the popular revival of his classic play Beautiful Thing at the Royal Exchange last autumn, the award-winning TV, film and stage writer Jonathan Harvey returns to Manchester to introduce his debut novel All She Wants, about the unexpected fame and fortune of girl next door Jodie. Jonathan’s special guests will be the well-loved Manchester Lesbian and Gay Chorus. Come and join us for a rousing combination of words and music at this final event of the 2012 Manchester Literature Festival. £6/£4. Book on 0843 208 0500 or via Quay Tickets.