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SUMMARY:: Online: The Best of Everything: Kit de Waal
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nNot only is Kit de Waal an incredibly talented writer a
 nd storyteller\, she is also a champion for elevating the voices and oppor
 tunities for diverse\, working class writers\, putting her money where her
  mouth is by creating the Kit de Waal Creative Writing Scholarship to he
 lp improve working-class representation in the arts. It’s a pleasure t
 o welcome her back to WoWFEST for this online event discussing her latest 
 novel\, The Best of Everything\, described by Booker Prize winner Bernar
 dine Evaristo as ‘A profoundly compassionate novel of devastating power
 ’. The Best of Everything follows Paulette’s planning for her future
  perfect wedding\, honeymoon\, perfect life. But life has other plans for 
 her. Denton disappears without a goodbye\, his friend Garfield steps in—
 and soon\, there’s a baby\, and Paulette finds purpose raising her son. 
 But it isn’t enough\, and Paulette finds can’t she stop thinking about
  Nellie\, a little boy growing up nearby with no mother in sight? A moving
  tale of unexpected love and the ties that pull us in\, no matter our plan
 s. Pull up a chair and get your hankies ready.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nBritish/Irish
  writer Kit de Waal is the author of multiple novels. My Name Is Leon wa
 s shortlisted for the Costa First Novel Award\, won the Kerry Group Irish 
 Novel of the Year and was adapted for BBC2\; The Trick to Time was longlis
 ted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction\; her acclaimed biography Without 
 Warning and Only Sometimes was Radio 4 Book of the Week\, and shortlisted 
 for Biography of the Year at the Irish Book Awards. She has written extens
 ively about the need for the publishing industry to be more inclusive\, wa
 s editor of Common People: An Anthology of Working-Class Writers. and pres
 ented the BBC Radio 4 programme Where Are All the Working Class Writers?\n
 \n\n\n\n\nBOOKING &amp\; INFO\n\n
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