Eugene Lambert book talk

July 2 2016 12:00 AM

Eugene Lambert will pay a visit to Wexford Library this Thursday at 7 p.m. to launch his debut novel for young adults 'The Sign of One'.

The story is based in a dump world for human outcasts called Wrath. It is a place where identical twins are hated and feared because only one is human while the other is a superhuman monster.

An identical twin himself, author Eugene will talk about his 'writer's journey,' the inspirations behind 'The Sign of One', and the challenges of writing SciFi for Young Adults. Though he lives and writes in the UK, his late parents, Paddy and Maureen, were from Crossabeg and Clonroche and he has many fond memories of visiting Enniscorthy.

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