Oxford author Elisabeth Hallett is signing copies of her new novel at two sessions this weekend.
The writer lived in China for many years, including in Beijing, working as a teacher and an editor.
Now her first novel, Mouse-Wolf, has been published by Anglepoise Books, an imprint of Oxford publisher Oxfordfolio.
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Mother-of-one Ms Hallett’s novel tells the tale of Xiao Mei, whose home is threatened by construction plans for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
She fears it may be too controversial to be published in China.
Ms Hallett will be at Kennington Village Centre in Kennington Road from 10am to 1pm on Saturday.
A book fair is taking place and a number of writers have been invited.
Then on Sunday she will be at the Oxford Green Fair at Oxford Town Hall in St Aldate's from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
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Copies of Mouse-Wolf will be on sale at both events.
Renowned Oxford artist Weimin He has provided illustrations.
Mouse-Wolf by Elisabeth Hallett is published by Anglepoise Books, price £10.
For more information visit the website mousewolf.co.uk
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