22 May 2008
Ron Butlin's classic story about alcoholism and lost hope is the inspiration for a new play at the Citizen's Theate, Glasgow.
The initial run lasts until 7th June.
‘One of the greatest pieces of fiction to come out of Britain in the ‘80s... Butlin’s book is a stylistic triumph... I anticipate that The Sound of My Voice will receive the recognition it deserves as a major novel’ Irvine Welsh
‘One of the most inventive and daring novels ever to have come out of Scotland. Ron Butlin is that rarest of breeds - a poet who takes the novel form and shows that it is ripe for reinvention. Playful, haunting and moving, this is writing of the highest quality’ Ian Rankin