Friday 1st August
The Little Books of Gargoyles, Green Men, Misericords and
Stained Glass have enjoyed great success and are the fruits of Mike's
assiduous travels around the finest churches and chapels in
Britain. Now he launches four new titles; The Little Books of
Angels, Devils and Demons, Miracles & Marvels, Tombs &
Monuments. Mike is a much loved comedian with a weekly folk music show on
Radio 2. We will be treated to a talk and slide show exploring the
myths and legends behind these ancient arts.
At the Bookshop, 7.15 for 7.30pm. Tickets £5 with £5 off the book. Reception.
Tuesday 12th August
ALL £12.50 TICKETS SOLD OUT - LAST FEW £25 TICKETS ON SALE NOW
If you were inspired and charmed by Francesco Da Mosto's
television series and accompanying book Francesco's Venice,
and last year by Francesco's Italy, then why not join us for a
literary lunch - and launch - of his new book Francesco's
Mediterranean Voyage.
The Lady Chapel, 12.30pm. Tickets £12.50 with £12.50 off the book. Last few £25 tickets available, including a copy of the book. Lunch and reception.
Wednesday 10th September
Devotees of Victoria Hislop's literary smash hit The Island will
be thrilled to read her second novel, The Return. Set in Spain,
primarily Granada, The Return finds two friends enrolling in a
Spanish dancing class, where Maggie finds love, Sonia learns about
the Civil War, and a hidden past answers many questions. Come and
meet Victoria in the bookshop.
At the Bookshop, 7.15 for 7.30pm. Tickets £5 with £5 off the book. Reception.
Wednesday 17th September
Is it possible to commit the perfect crime? The protagonist
of Ian Rankin's latest work finds it harder than he thought. Open Doors is the
fantastic new stand-alone novel from the creator of the dour detective Rebus.
In contrast to his creation, Ian Rankin is a charismatic, lively and
entertaining speaker and we guarantee a cracking evening. Early
booking advised.
St Etheldreda's Church, Egremont Street, 7 for 7.30pm. Tickets £6 with £6 off the book. Reception.
Tuesday 23rd September
Rick Wakeman will be entertaining us with stories about his
extraordinary life. Former member of progressive rock band
Yes, Rick is a regular contributor to The Grumpy Old Men
Television series. Join us for a great evening to hear his
unique take on life, the universe and everything!
At the Bookshop, 7.15 for 7.30pm. Tickets £5 with £5 off the book. Reception.
Wednesday 1st October
While her last book, The Two of Us looked back at Sheila Hancock's
life with John Thaw, her new book, Just Me, is a gutsy, upbeat
and insightful account of facing life without him. Brave, honest
and wonderfully down to earth, this is an inspirational statement
about living adventurously and moving on.
In association with 
At Ely Cathedral, 7 for 7.30pm. Tickets £8 with £8 off the book. Reception.
Monday 20th October
The author highlight of the year will be a splendid, dramatic and
patriotic commemoration of one of the defining battles of the
Middle Ages. Agincourt was fought on St Crispin's Day, this
week in October 1415. Bernard Cornwell is an eloquent,
witty and captivating speaker.
At Ely Cathedral, 7 for 7.30pm. Tickets £8 with £8 off the book. Reception.
Mark Harding
Friday 1st August
Francesco da Mosto Italian Literary Lunch
Tuesday 12th August
Victoria Hislop
Wednesday 10th September
Ian Rankin
Wednesday 17th September
An Evening with a Grumpy Old Rockstar
Tuesday 23rd September
Sheila Hancock
Wednesday 1st October
Bernard Cornwell
Monday 20th October