BOOKS AT THE FESTIVAL

So what appears in the books strand? Well, both the Brighton Festival and the Brighton Fringe boast literature sections, which see authors, writers, journalists and other book related types delivering talks and readings or participating in debates. And then, in the latter half of the month, there's the really rather impressive Charleston Festival, getting all literary just outside the city. Possibly not the most obvious bit of the Festival, but often one of the best bits.


BOOKS - LATEST FEATURES

  • 3 to see: Literature / ThreeWeeks literary choices from...
    books : #1 ALICE OSWALD AND TOM PAULIN: Yay, Tom Paulin, always my favourite on the review panel....2009-05-03»

BOOKS - LATEST REVIEWS

  • Odyssey /Charleston Festival/Chris Stewart
    Chris Stewart doesn't look like a humble sheep-shearer. He also doesn't get away with proclaiming himself as a shy and...2009-06-05»
  • Only Connect /Charleston Festival/Richard Holmes and Jenny Uglow
    Jenny Uglow and Richard Holmes illustrated (nervously, by digital projector) how artists, writers and scientists have...2009-06-05»
  • The Charleston Debate: Ruskin Was Wrong /Charleston Festival/Robert Hewison, Amanda Levete, Grayson Perry, Richard Sennett, Dejan...
    The motion was somewhat ill-defined: the speakers defended or rejected different aspects of John Ruskin's aesthetically-...2009-06-05»
  • The Stuff Of Nightmares /Charleston Festival/Michael Morpurgo & Markus Zusak, chaired by William Nicolson
    This combination of three very different personalities, generations and styles could have been end-to-end disaster. It...2009-06-04»
  • Jenni Murray with Simon Fanshawe /Brighton Festival
    I knew it would take something exceptional to persuade me to listen to Radio 4, and I found this in Woman's Hour's Jenni...2009-05-16»
  • Laughter and Literature /Hove Festival of Literature
    Those hoping for tips about how to be a good comedy writer were left bewildered tonight. Robert Rankin, self-proclaimed...2009-05-16»
  • Joan Bakewell and Roberta Taylor /Brighton Festival
    Although seemingly reluctant to admit it, on the stage of a heaving Corn Exchange sat two debut novelists with a...2009-05-12»
  • Mary Beard & Marina Warner /Brighton Festival
    'The greatest myth today is the belief that we don't believe in myths any more'. This provocative snippet from the...2009-05-08»
  • On Celebrity /Brighton Festival
    "I'll pay someone to request my autograph!" author and journalist Cosmo Landesman shouted, half-jokingly, at the long...2009-05-07»

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