Words on the Street

Words on the Street was a series of author events in Leicestershire Libraries in Autumn 2011. We plan to have a further series in Autumn 2012.
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For all readers of Cult Fiction, Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror.....the Discover Festival is for you. Featuring guest authors, workshops and readings, this event is being held at Snibston Discovery Museum, May 2012.
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Gerald SeymourBestselling author Gerald Seymour talked about his career, from his journalistic exploits covering The Great Train Robbery and the ill-fated Munich Olympics to his long list of contemporary thrillers set in the world’s troublespots. |
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Chris RyanFormer SAS hero turned writer Chris Ryan talked about making it through the SAS selection process, the extraordinary events of Bravo Two Zero and his new life as a thriller writer for adults and young people. |
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John ConnollyIrish crime and mystery writer John Connolly talked about his career and his latest Charlie Parker novel “The Burning Soul” |
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Hugely popular author Lesley Pearse talked about her extraordinary life story, and her wonderful, unforgettable books such as her latest novel, Belle. |
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Anne ZouroudiNovelist Anne Zouroudi talked about her writing career and her crime novels featuring the Greek sleuth Hermes Diaktoros. |
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Stephen BoothStephen Booth discussed crime fiction, his Derbyshire-based series of crime novels and the characters that make his books stand out from the crowd. |
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Saga writer Rosie Goodwin follows closely in the footsteps of the great Catherine Cookson, and has even written official follow ups to novels such as The Mallen Trilogy and Tilly Trotter Wed. |
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Peter JamesInternational bestselling crime writer Peter James talked about his highly acclaimed series of "Roy Grace” novels and the current state of crime fiction. |
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Saga writer Rosie Goodwin follows closely in the footsteps of the great Catherine Cookson, and has even written official follow ups to novels such as The Mallen Trilogy and Tilly Trotter Wed. |
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R J ElloryAward-winning crime novelist RJ Ellory talked about the life of a crime writer, and discussed his latest book “Bad Signs” |
For further details, contact the individual libraries, or Development Librarian John Martin on 0116 305 3813
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