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With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

With Colorado’s 150th Anniversary right around the corner, this year our literary festival is focused on writing with a sense of place and heritage. We want to explore how our environment, culture, and history influence our literary work. As always, our goal is to ignite your creative fire. Prices: Full Weekend Pass - $100 Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration - $25/person, Saturday workshops - $80 Single Workshop - $25 (available at the door only) Webpage and Tickets: https://www.trinidadcreativedistrict.org/get-lit-2025 GET LIT! Weekend Schedule September 19, Friday: - 5:30 - 9:30 pm - Keynote & Kick-Off Celebration Features Keynote speaker, Robert Coooerman, entertainment, a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres. Our pop-up book shop and silent auction will open during this event. - Silent Auction Opens - features items and services from local businesses. September 20, Saturday - 9:30am - 5:45pm – Workshops by guest writers - 6:30 - 9:30pm – FREE Literary Open Mic - Silent Auction Closes Interested in being a Sponsor or donating to our silent auction? Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/ewMGTA6PvioQsfDB9 Interested in selling your books in our Pop-up Bookshop? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/5RANDsfzESXBkKrU9

📚 Join us at Heywood Literary Festival this October for an unforgettable weekend of words and ideas. 🌟 Featuring Richard Dawkins on his final tour and Samantha Harvey, fresh from her 2024 Booker Prize win. Plus: history, crime, science and storytelling from acclaimed authors including Andrew Ziminski, Chris Blackhurst, Gen Glaister, and Richard Vinen. 🎟️ Tickets are limited – book now before they’re gone! 📍 Heywood House, Westbury, Wiltshire 🗓️ 18–19 October 2025 🔗 HeywoodHouseTalks.co.uk

Crime and thriller fans - this is for you! 🚨 Capital Crime Literary Festival is back with our biggest and boldest lineup to date. Join us on Friday 13th & 14th June 2025 for London’s biggest celebration of crime and thriller fiction. Meet over 80 renowned authors and field experts for a spectacular two day festival with 30+ events. Located at the stunning Leonardo Hotel, right next to St Paul’s Cathedral, your favourite crime and thriller writers will reveal all, giving you unprecedented access to delve into the secrets behind your favourite crime fiction stories. Here’s just a taste of what’s in store over two packed days: FRIDAY: - Thrillers That Go Bump in the Night with Linwood Barclay and Andrew Child & Nadine Matheson - Criminal Minds Throughout History with Conn Iggulden, Kate Williams & Hallie Rubenhold - Espionage for the Modern Reader: Ava Glass, Charles Cumming and Nick Harkaway & Vaseem Khan - The One You Least Suspect: Dilemmas and Decisions with David Goodman, S. M. Govett and Remi Kone & Brian McGilloway - Deception in Crime Fiction - Mark Edwards, Nicci French, Erin Kelly & Claire McGowan - Found in Translation: Jón Atli Jónasson, Lex Noteboom, Johana Gustawsson and Thomas Enger & Quentin Bates - Terror on and off the page: social injustices in horror and high concept thrillers: Chris Carter, Erin E. Adams, Jessie Elland & Andrea Carter - Masters of Mystery: a panel of crime writing experts Dr Duncan Harding (forensic psychologist), Graham Bartlett (police) and Nicola Williams (practising Judge) in conversation with criminal defence lawyer Ruth Mancini - Crime to cool you down this summer: Will Dean, Heidi Amsinck, R. O. Thorp & Ed James SATURDAY: - The Appeal of Unlikeable Characters with Richard Armitage, Lisa Jewell and Steph McGovern & Jon Coates - 25 Years in the Making: Mark Billingham and Karin Slaughter in conversation with Louise Minchin - Exploring the Human Mind One Thriller at a Time: with Dorothy Koomson, Ruth Ware & Anna Sharpe - From Page to Screen: Bringing crime thrillers to life: with Jane Casey and Ragnar Jonasson, interviewed by Lisa Howells - Agatha Christie for the ‘Knives Out’ Generation: Kelly Mullen, Ram Murali, Jeremy Vine & Rob Rinder - Silver Anniversary Stories: celebrate 25 books with Adele Parks in conversation with David Headley - Not-so Domestic Bliss: toxic families and friendships with Andrea Mara, Asia Mackay, Claire Douglas, Caz Frear & Heidi Perks - ‘C’ is for creating communities in Crime Fiction: Suk Pannu, Rev Richard Coles, Blake Mara & Tim Sullivan - Making your mark: the different routes to telling your thriller: Barnaby Martin, Jo Callaghan and Dominic Nolan & y C. B. Everett And so much more! With over 30 incredible events, the Fingerprint Awards, surprises throughout the weekend, and the chance to meet your favourite authors, this is one festival you don’t want to miss. We expect to sell out like last year, so book early to avoid disappointment.

🎊‼️Ecco a voi il programma della V edizione della rassegna voluta dal Comune di Capoliveri in collaborazione con la libreria Mardilibri di Portoferraio: #AutorəinVantina torna con un calendario di 9 appuntamenti per tuttə e 3 incontri dedicati ai #kids! ⚠️La novità di quest'anno saranno due eventi tenuti nella piazza principale di Capoliveri, Piazza Matteotti, per portare in uno spazio più ampio le voci che di solito si incontrano nell'Anfiteatro della Vantina, dove comunque si svolgeranno tutte le altre serate. 🫂Torneranno come ospiti della rassegna alcune delle nostre amicizie sulle quali sappiamo di poter contare: Vera Gheno, Vanessa Roghi, Simone Alliva, Marco Ambra, Matteo Mammini, Federico Faloppa, Sabrina Carreras, Ilide Carmignani. ❤️Orgogliosissimə di poter dialogare per la prima volta con Marco Aime, Roberta De Monticelli, Christian Raimo, Monica Pais. 🔁Nessuna relatrice, nessun relatore: solo incontri tematici tra persone, professionisti, pensatrici, artisti. Vi aspettiamo! 1️⃣-Giovedì 29 Maggio, ore 21:30, Teatro Flamingo Luca de Santis (autore di graphic novel), Francesca Nesti (insegnante), Giulia Paganelli (antropologa) e Valeria Betania Santacroce (psicologa) hanno dialogato sul tema “Storie di corpi in rivoluzione”. 2️⃣-Sabato 14 Giugno, ore 21:30, Piazza Giacomo Matteotti Vera Gheno (sociolinguista), Carla Pibia (pedagogista) e Vanessa Roghi (storica) dialogano sul tema “Linguaggio come strumento politico”. 3️⃣-Lunedì 23 giugno PRIMA PARTE ore 18:30, Teatro Flamingo Proiezione del documentario “Altri animali” (regia di Guido Votano). SECONDA PARTE ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina Michele Barsotti, Paolo Briguglio (medici veterinari) e Monica Pais (medico veterinario e autrice) dialogano sul tema “Anima animale”. 4️⃣-Domenica 6 luglio, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina Marco Ambra (professore di storia e filosofia), Roberta De Monticelli (filosofa) e Agostino Bistarelli (storico) dialogano sul tema ”Il diritto internazionale in tempi bui”. 👐🏼🎨Autorə in Vantina #KIDS Lunedì 7 luglio, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina “La congiura dei cappuccetti”, spettacolo di Stefano Bordiglioni. 5️⃣Sabato 19 luglio, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina “Hoppipolla: piccolo tesoro di felicità intraducibili” Roberta Bergamaschi (fondatrice di Elba Book Festival) dialoga con Ilide Carmignani (traduttrice). [Evento in collaborazione con Elba Book Festival] 6️⃣Venerdì 25 luglio, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina Manuela Mereu (insegnante), Daniela Pieruccini (dirigente scolastica) e Christian Raimo (scrittore) dialogano sul tema “Una scuola democratica”. 👐🏼🎨Autorə in Vantina #KIDS Lunedi 28 luglio, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina “Peace Pachwork”, spettacolo di Chiara di Lonardo e Alessia Zeami. 7️⃣Sabato 2 agosto, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina Simone Alliva (giornalista) e Matteo Mammini (avvocato) dialogano sul tema “Italia omofoba”. 👐🏼🎨Autorə in Vantina #KIDS Lunedì 18 agosto, ore 21:30, Anfiteatro La Vantina “Gigante”, spettacolo di Alice Mancini e Novella Morellini. 8️⃣-Venerdì 22 agosto, ore 21:30, Piazza Giacomo Matteotti Sabrina Carreras (giornalista), Federico Regini (scrittore) e Simone Tempia (giornalista e autore) dialogano sul tema “Ogni cosa ha il suo tempo”. 9️⃣-Giovedì 18 Settembre, ore 21:30, Teatro Flamingo Marco Aime (antropologo), Angelo Airò Farulla (scrittore) e Federico Faloppa (linguista) dialogano sul tema “La morte degli altri”. #rassegnaletteraria #capoliveri #isoladelba #eventiculturali #isoladelbaapp #capoliveriapp #genere #animali #linguaggio #diritti #diritto #rappresentazione #corpi #traduzione #scuola #omofobia #immigrazione

Greenwood is delighted to launch StoryFest 2025 by welcoming Globe & Mail columnist and CBC's At Issue panelist Andrew Coyne! Tickets ($20 each) are available online at https://www.greenwoodcentre.org/storyfest/ or by calling 450-458-5396 for subsequent pickup at Greenwood. 🌿 Greenwood est ravi de lancer le StoryFest 2025 en accueillant Andrew Coyne, chroniqueur au Globe & Mail et panéliste de l'émission At Issue de CBC ! Les billets (20 $ chacun) sont en vente en ligne à l'adresse https://www.greenwoodcentre.org/storyfest/ ou par téléphone au 450-458-5396 pour un retrait ultérieur à Greenwood. 🌿

The Ngaio Marsh Awards, in association with Wellington City Libraries, invites booklovers to a fun evening of criminally good conversation featuring five award-winning Kiwi writers. Brannavan Gnanalingam chairs fellow Ngaio Marsh Award's winners Claire Baylis and Dame Fiona Kidman, short story writer and novelist Tina Makereti, and filmmaker and true crime writer David White in a thrilling conversation about how they craft memorable characters and page-turning storylines, and infuse their tales with deep insights into people and society. This is a free event. There will be time to meet and mingle with the authors before or after the hour-long panel discussion. More details on the writers can be found here: https://www.wcl.govt.nz/news/capital-crimes-karori-mystery-in-the-library-event-thursday-1-may/

Crime and thriller fans - this is for you! 🚨 Capital Crime Literary Festival is back with our biggest and boldest lineup to date. Join us on Friday 13th & 14th June 2025 for London’s largest celebration of crime and thriller fiction. Meet over 80 renowned authors and field experts for a spectacular two day festival with 30+ events. Located at the stunning Leonardo Hotel, right next to St Paul’s Cathedral, your favourite crime and thriller writers will reveal all, giving you unprecedented access to delve into the secrets behind your favourite crime fiction stories. Here’s just a taste of what’s in store over two packed days: FRIDAY: - Thrillers That Go Bump in the Night with Linwood Barclay and Andrew Child & Nadine Matheson - Criminal Minds Throughout History with Conn Iggulden, Kate Williams & Hallie Rubenhold - Espionage for the Modern Reader: Ava Glass, Charles Cumming and Nick Harkaway & Vaseem Khan - The One You Least Suspect: Dilemmas and Decisions with David Goodman, S. M. Govett and Remi Kone & Brian McGilloway - Deception in Crime Fiction - Mark Edwards, Nicci French, Erin Kelly & Claire McGowan - Found in Translation: Jón Atli Jónasson, Lex Noteboom, Johana Gustawsson and Thomas Enger & Quentin Bates - Terror on and off the page: social injustices in horror and high concept thrillers: Chris Carter, Erin E. Adams, Jessie Elland & Andrea Carter - Masters of Mystery: a panel of crime writing experts Dr Duncan Harding (forensic psychologist), Graham Bartlett (police) and Nicola Williams (practising Judge) in conversation with criminal defence lawyer Ruth Mancini - Crime to cool you down this summer: Will Dean, Heidi Amsinck, R. O. Thorp & Ed James SATURDAY: - Crime Writing Masters discussing craft and creativity: Michael Connelly in conversation with M. W. Craven - The Appeal of Unlikeable Characters with Richard Armitage, Lisa Jewell and Steph McGovern & Jon Coates - 25 Years in the Making: Mark Billingham and Karin Slaughter in conversation with Louise Minchin - Exploring the Human Mind One Thriller at a Time: with Dorothy Koomson, Ruth Ware & Anna Sharpe - From Page to Screen: Bringing crime thrillers to life: with Jane Casey, Michael Connelly and Ragnar Jonasson, interviewed by Lisa Howells - Agatha Christie for the ‘Knives Out’ Generation: Kelly Mullen, Ram Murali, Jeremy Vine & Rob Rinder - Silver Anniversary Stories: celebrate 25 books with Adele Parks in conversation with David Headley - Not-so Domestic Bliss: toxic families and friendships with Andrea Mara, Asia Mackay, Claire Douglas, Caz Frear & Heidi Perks - ‘C’ is for creating communities in Crime Fiction: Suk Pannu, Rev Richard Coles, Blake Mara & Tim Sullivan - Making your mark: the different routes to telling your thriller: Barnaby Martin, Jo Callaghan and Dominic Nolan & y C. B. Everett And so much more! With over 30 incredible events, the Fingerprint Awards, surprises throughout the weekend, and the chance to meet your favourite authors, this is one festival you don’t want to miss. We expect to sell out again like last year - do book early to avoid disappointment! ⏰

We’re delighted to share our ✨ 2025 Angers Literary Festival: Possible Futures ✨ festival program with you! Join us for a day that will be filled with fascinating, illuminating, and hopeful discussions about our possible futures. 🎟 🔗 This event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited—so don’t forget to reserve your place here: https://www.helloasso.com/associations/association-angevine-de-la-bibliotheque-anglophone/evenements/angers-literary-festival-2025-possible-futures 🗣️ At a time when access to knowledge is increasingly under attack, libraries remain a safe harbor for the free exchange of diverse voices and ideas. We believe in the power of books and conversations to inspire and shape the future we’ll share tomorrow. We are honored that this year's festival is supported by The de Groot Foundation, which believes free speech and civil discourse are essential tools for exploring the defining issues of our times. Come be part of the conversation. 💬