EVENTS

April

Book Talk: Waterstones, Bury St Edmunds 

Jacky Colliss Harvey – Thoughtlands: Walking in Writers’ Suffolk

16 April | 18.30

Join us in store for a literary exploration of Suffolk on foot.

Author Jacky Colliss Harvey will be discussing her new book, Thoughtlands. A love-letter, and literary biography of our Suffolk landscape. This is a book is about walking and writing; about walkers who wrote, and writers who walk.
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Book Talk: Harris & Harris, Clare  

Jacky Colliss Harvey – Thoughtlands: Walking in Writers’ Suffolk

22 April | 18.30

Join us in store for a literary exploration of Suffolk on foot.

Author Jacky Colliss Harvey will be discussing her new book, Thoughtlands. A love-letter, and literary biography of our Suffolk landscape. This is a book is about walking and writing; about walkers who wrote, and writers who walk.
 
Call 01787 277267 for tickets. 

 

Book Talk: Southwold Books, Southwold

Jacky Colliss Harvey – Thoughtlands: Walking in Writers’ Suffolk

23 April | 17.00

 
Thoughtlands is a book about walking and writing: about walkers who wrote, and writers who walk. Author Jacky Colliss Harvey travels from west to east in literary footsteps, ranging from Daniel Defoe and Robert Louis Stevenson, to Patricia Highsmith and Noreen Masud. Poets including George Crabbe, literary greats such as George Orwell and W. G. Sebald, and writers born to Suffolk including M.R. James and Ronald Blythe.
 
 
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Book Talk: Hexham Book Festival

Vernon Bogdanor – Making the Weather: Six Politicians Who Changed Modern Britain

26 April | 13.00

 

Making the Weather is the story of six post-war politicians, all of whom exerted an outsized influence on the political life of the UK.

Six post-war politicians, all of whom exerted an outsized influence on the political life of the UK but never led the country – despite shaping the national politics more than most Prime Ministers. Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan, Roy Jenkins, Tony Benn, Enoch Powell, Keith Joseph and Nigel Farage. Each man achieved such prominence and influence despite not being the leader (yet) – how? And what next, for the one person who might yet still become UK Prime Minister?

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