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"The Bridge Readings is a great, rolling mini-festival of year-long literary quality and absolutely not to be missed - long may they continue." IAIN BANKS

Edinburgh Reads @ Edinburgh Central Library

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The Bridge Readings is proud to support a new series of literary events at Edinburgh Central Library.

Edinburgh Reads events are held monthly in the stunning George Washington Browne-designed domed ceilinged Reference Library on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh's Old Town. City Reads showcases Scottish, UK and international writers.

The events are FREE and complimentary drinks are served.

Information on forthcoming events appears on the News page or in the Edinburgh Reads menu.

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