5.30pm - Fiona Gibson: The Woman Who Turned Her Life Around

£8.00

Venue: Feast Cafe, 32 St Cuthbert St, Kirkcudbright DG6 4HZ

Fiona Gibson – ‘the queen of relatable comedies’ - started working on teen magazine Jackie aged 17, followed by Just Seventeen and More! Her romantic comedy novels - 20 published so far - have sold over 1.5 million copies. Marriage wobbles, maddening teenagers and second-chance love - they’re all there in her hilarious, sympathetic stories.

Venue: Feast Cafe, 32 St Cuthbert St, Kirkcudbright DG6 4HZ

Fiona Gibson – ‘the queen of relatable comedies’ - started working on teen magazine Jackie aged 17, followed by Just Seventeen and More! Her romantic comedy novels - 20 published so far - have sold over 1.5 million copies. Marriage wobbles, maddening teenagers and second-chance love - they’re all there in her hilarious, sympathetic stories.

Fiona Gibson started her writing life working on beloved teen magazines Jackie and Just Seventeen. As Editor of More! magazine, she invented the infamous ‘Position of the Fortnight’ (it remains a career highlight). Her romantic comedy novels - published so far - have sold over 1.5 million copies. Marriage wobbles, maddening teenagers and second-chance love - they’re all there in her hilariously relatable stories.