KingstonReaders

Now in its 10th year, the Kingston Readers' Festival is a small non-profit-making limited company which donates all profits to encouraging reading and the arts.

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Thu 26 Dr Ian Mortimer (author of The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England) talks on his 1st novel Sacred Treason http://bit.ly/mQLz8c

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Tonight 7.30pm: The Butterfly Isles. Patrick Barkham discusses his search for all 59 species of butterfly in the UK http://bit.ly/l7bgsH

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Tomorrow Lionel Shriver is here talking about her new book So Much For That, a tense study of the US healthcare... http://fb.me/vO09jyws

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Last week of the Festival! Join us tomorrow for Fences & Friendships: Life as a PoW in Britain, by Sophie Jackson http://bit.ly/l9swVz

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This week we have dramatic text, life as a PoW, butterflies, a study of US healthcare system & a historical thriller! http://bit.ly/h52pK1

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Mon 23 Artistic Dir of the Rose Theatre Stephen Unwin gives a professional insight into how to get the best from a text http://bit.ly/iiLYEO

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Kingston Readers' Festival comes to the Rose this week with talks from Stephen Unwin (Mon) & Lionel Shriver (Wed) http://bit.ly/hHvlwO

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Today 1.30pm Sunshine State: A Reading and Discussion on James Miller's reworking of Heart of Darkness http://bit.ly/jnpRA6

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Today 11:30 Werewolves & Wild Things: Writing for Teens NM Browne http://bit.ly/iUBDXz

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Tue 24 May Fences & Friendships: Life as a PoW in Britain. Sophie Jackson examines the journey from capture to camp http://bit.ly/l9swVz

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Still a few events to go! Anne Boston today on Lesley Blanch, Sat NM Browne on teen fiction, & James Miller's reworking of Heart of Darkness

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FREE event at Waterstone's tomorrow: Inner Landscapes, Wilder Shores Anne Boston discusses Lesley Blanch's amazing life http://bit.ly/k4gnsc

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Mon 23 May The Well Read Play: Stephen Unwin gives a practical insight into how to optimise the reading of a play http://bit.ly/iiLYEO

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Werewolves & WIld Things: Teen writer N M Browne talks about exploring the teenage condition through fantasy fiction http://bit.ly/iUBDXz

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Sat 1.30pm James Miller discusses his novel Sunshine State, a dramatic re-working of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness http://bit.ly/jnpRA6

[Hazzybear @hazzybear0201]

"There are two sorts of romantics: those who love, and those who love the adventure of loving." -Lesley Blanch

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FREE! Waterstone's Fri 20 Inner Landscapes, Wilder Shores Anne Boston explores the life of the remarkable Lesley Blanch http://bit.ly/k4gnsc

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@MarcusDWardle Hi - yes it is cancelled. Unfortunately we won't be able to get him on at this year's festival.

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Just a reminder that unfortunately Peter Snow's event tonight is cancelled. Still lots more great events to choose from http://bit.ly/h52pK1

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@frontofstore Good choices!