NEWS AND EVENTS

Events

Two for Sorrow launch Monday 12 July

We'll be celebrating the publication of Two for Sorrow at Heffers, 20 Trinity Street, Cambridge on Monday 12 July at 6.30pm. Tickets are free, and can be booked by contacting Richard Reynolds on 01223 568532 or literature@heffers.co.uk.

Topping & Company Booksellers of Ely Tuesday 13th July
Nicola will discuss the latest in the Josephine Tey series - a darkly unsettling tale of an old crime that won’t stay buried.

Topping and Company, 9 High Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4LJ Telephone (01353) 645005; ely@toppingbooks.co.uk Tuesday 13th July; doors open at 7.15pm for 7.30pm talk; tickets £6 with £6 off the book.

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Bodies in the Bookshop Thursday 15th July
The line-up so far: Don Bartlett (Translator of novels by Norwegian authors K. O. Dahl, Jo Nesbo, Pernille Rygg & Gunnar Staalesen), A. L. Berridge, Alison Bruce, Armand Cabasson, Rory Clements, Adam Creed, Jason Goodwin, Dolores Gordon-Smith, Eliza Graham, Michael Gregorio, Elliott Hall, Sophie Hannah, Veronica Heley, Suzette Hill, Matt Hilton, Erin Kelly, Patrick Lennon, Rose Melikan, R. N. Morris, Janet Neel, Gerard O'Donovan, Ann Purser, Philip Purser, Sheila Quigley, Imogen Robertson, Leigh Russell, E. V. Seymour, Lynn Shepherd, Harry Sidebottom, L. C. Tyler, Nicola Upson, Andrew Williams, Emily Winslow and many more.

Tickets, costing £5.00, will be available from the Ground Floor Cash Desk (01223-568568) or by contacting Richard Reynolds on 01223-568532 or by email at literature@heffers.co.uk

Heffers, 20 Trinity Street, Cambridge. Wednesday July 15th, 6pm.

Penzance Literary Festival: the Art of the Book Friday 20 August

In the first year of a brand new festival, Nicola will talk about Angel with Two Faces and its Cornish setting and inspiration.

Friday 20 August, 6.30pm, Penzance Library.

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Reading festival of Crime Writing Friday 17 September

With the Dagger in the Library: Classic Crime Panel event with Barry Forshaw, Jill Paton Walsh, Nicola Upson and David Roberts. Take a step back in time to the “Golden Age” of detective fiction with our panel chaired by Peter Guttridge, The Observer’s Crime Fiction critic.

Price: £5/£4; 12.30 - 2pm, Victoria Hall, Reading Museum and Town Hall.

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St Ives Festival Tuesday 21 September, 11am