The Fairway Galle Literary Festival (FGLF) 2018 is almost here with a fascinating programme of four full days of talks, discussions, readings, concerts, performances, literary dinners, lunches, and so much more. An impressive galaxy of authors, poets, historians, actors, doctors, legal eagles and more are attending and if you are one who’s been reading all about it and yearning to see them, here your chance to go to Galle and catch all the action from January 24-28!
There are SIX Festival passes for all you Sunday Times readers out there to win courtesy the FGLF organisers. All you have to do is answer the three simple questions given below and send your entries along with your name, contact number, and address to mirrormagazine@gmail.com
Question 1: In which year did Richard Flanagan win the Booker Prize?
Question 2: Who is the memorable character Dame Maggie Smith plays in the hit British TV series Downton Abbey?
Question 3: Who is the author of ‘Song of the Sun God’?
The closing date for entries is January 20 and the winners will be announced on January 21.
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