SALISBU

RY LITERA

RY FESTIVAL 201727th - 29th October 2017

www. salisburyliteraryfestival.co.uk

The idea to set up a Salisbury Literary Festival came from the growth and development

of the Salisbury Writing Circle. This was set up in Spring 2015 and meets monthly at Sarum College for a mixture of workshopping, guest authors and networking with fellow local writers. A community of authors from the Salisbury area has developed as a result, from absolute beginners to internationally published novelists.

Building on this base, we decided to launch the inaugural Salisbury Literary Festival in October 2017. The aims of the festival are as follows:

Firstly, one with a strong local content that supports and celebrates writing in Salisbury. There are many great writers, past and present, from the Salisbury area.

Secondly, one that is predominantly fiction based. We want a festival that focuses on creative writing, rather than non-fiction memoirs and celebrity-led books.

Thirdly, a festival that is focused on both readers and writers. The Writing Circle is about creative writing and we want this festival to have a practical element that supports writers.

As you’ll see on the following pages, we’re thrilled to be welcoming such a range of wonderful writers to Salisbury this autumn. We very much hope you’ll join us for what is sure to be a memorable occasion.

DirectorSalisbury Literary Festival

Festival Director Tom BromleyDigital Media Russell Mardell

PR / Sponsorship Christine Nielsen-CraigFestival Finance Marion Dundee

Children’s Events Jo BoylesSponsorship Gina Gough

Bookseller, author events Sarum College BookshopSalisbury Story Prize Charlotte Phillips

Book Fairy Dave KeyLogo Design Neil Smith

Brochure design Phamie MacDonald, Fizzy Lemonade DesignPatrons Mark Dawson, Barney Norris and Kristina Stephenson

WELCOME

THANK YOUWe would like to thank the following friends and sponsors for their generous support

TICKETS AND CONTACT INFORMATION

Please note that for a number of the free events, tickets will still need to be booked. Some tickets will also be available in person at Sarum College Bookshop. Limited B&B available at Sarum College. Please call 01722 424800 and quote ‘SLF’ for a festival discount.

For any enquiries please get in touch via

Email: salisburyliteraryfestival@gmail.comFacebook: @SalisburyLitFestTwitter : @salslitfestInstagram: salslitfest

To purchase tickets and for all the latest information on the festival, please visitwww.salisburyliteraryfestival.co.uk

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NEIL SPRINGTHURSDAY OCTOBER 26 19.00-20.00OAK COURT, THE GUILDHALL, MARKET PLACE SP1 1JH £5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Many years ago, soldiers entered a remote Wiltshire village called Imber and forced every inhabitant out. It remains abandoned... Each winter, on one night only, Imber’s former resi-dents return to visit loved ones buried in the overgrown churchyard. But this year, something has gone wrong. Secrets are surfacing, putting all who come near Imber in danger. And only one man can help…

The Lost Village, published in October 2017, is Neil Spring’s third novel. It follows the success of his previous bestsellers The Ghost Hunters,

which was made into an ITV drama starring Rafe Spall and The Watchers, which has also been optioned for television. Neil was born in South Wales and now lives in London.

This special event is being hosted with Salisbury City Council at the atmospheric Oak Court at Salisbury Guildhall, with all profits going to the Mayor’s Charity.

(Please note that there are access issues for this particular venue. Please contact for more details).

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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25 18:30SALISBURY MUSEUM, THE KING’S HOUSE, 65 THE CLOSE SP1 2EN

£10 (MUSEUM MEMBERS £8)

Paul Kidby is best known for being the ‘artist of choice’ for award-winning writer, the late Sir Terry Pratchett, who passed away in 2015.

Paul has designed the Discworld book jackets since 2002 and has illustrated many Discworld publications including The Art of Discworld and best-selling The Last Hero.

In this illustrated talk Paul will talk about how he became a leading fantasy artist and his past working relationship with the author. He will also show a selection of his pencil and colour artwork and discuss the creative process of designing and illustrating Discworld. The talk ends with an opportunity to ask Paul your own questions about his life as an artist.

Tickets for this event will need to be purchased directly from Salisbury Museum. Please visit www.salisburymuseum.org.uk or call 01722 332151

‘Discworld Massif ’ A group portrait of over 70 favourite characters from Discworld. © 2014 copyright Paul Kidby

TERRY PRATCHETT AFTERNOON TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 13:00 - 16:00

SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

In partnership with Salisbury Museum and Salisbury Library, come and join us for an afternoon of games, crafts and activities to celebrate the world of Terry Pratchett.

Focusing particularly on the Tiffany Aching series, there will be a special prize for the best fancy dress outfit so dust off your frying pan and get ready for a wee free family event.

THE ART OF DISCWORLD: PAUL KIDBY

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FLEUR HITCHCOCKFRIDAY OCTOBER 27 11:00 - 13:00

SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

Join award winning author Fleur Hitchcock for a crime fighting adventure in Salisbury Library.Find the clues hidden in the library to solve the case and find the culprit. (Ages 6+)

This wonderful children’s event is FREE, and you don’t need to book tickets, just turn up!

Fleur has worked as a shop assistant, a dinner lady and a curator. She has pulled up more dandelions than a person should and painted hundreds and hundreds of small wooden boats for her husband, who is a toymaker. She has two almost grown up children and she lives in Wiltshire.

Since 2012 she has won the Leeds Book Award, been shortlisted for the Our Best Book Award

in Leicester, The Hull Book Award, The Redbridge Children’s Book Award, The North Somerset Children’s book Award, The Heart of Hawick Award, had two books selected for BookBuzz and been selected for the Whatever it Takes Reading Rampage.

POLLY NOAKESSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 09:30 - 10:15 SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

Meet local picture book illustrator and author, Polly Noakes, at Salisbury Library for a storytime and craft session for children.

After graduating from Cambridge School of Art in the 80s Polly wrote and illustrated numerous books including Sally Sky Diver, published by Orion. Polly returned to Cambridge School of Art in 2012 to study on its MA in children’s book illustration. In October she publishes her new book The Very Long Sleep, the first of three picture books with Child’s Play International, which was inspired by her surroundings in the New Forest where she lives with her family.

KRISTINA STEPHENSONSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 10:45

SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

AGES 4+

Celebrate the 10th birthday of Salisbury’s favourite Knight, Sir Charlie Stinkysocks!

Join award winning author Kristina Stephenson and find out all about Sir Charlie’s latest

adventure. Come dressed in your best fancy dress to win a prize, and get ready for cake, balloons and derring-do! This fun children’s event (age 4+) is FREE and there is no need to book tickets, just come along!

LAURA ELLEN ANDERSONFRIDAY OCTOBER 27 18:00 - 19:00

WATERSTONES, 7-9 HIGH STREET SP1 2NJCHILDREN £3, ACCOMPANYING ADULTS GO FREE

AGES 6+

Come to Waterstones for this fabulous Halloween event with children’s author, Laura Ellen Anderson.

Laura will be celebrating her new book, Amelia Fang and the Barbaric Ball, with a special, spooky Halloween party. Come dressed in your best Halloween costume for a chance to win a prize! There will also be a Halloween goody bag for everyone.

This event is suitable for ages 6+

Tickets for this event are £3 per child. Accompanying adults do not need to buy a ticket.

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LITERARY WALKSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 09:30 - 10:30

STARTS OUTSIDE SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE, SP1 2EEFREE

Salisbury is rich in literary heritage, with a remarkable roll call of authors who have written about the city from Thomas Hardy to William Golding, Charles Dickens to Dorothy L Sayers.

On this literary walk, festival director Tom Bromley will take you on a guided tour of some of the literary landmarks of this great city, accompanied by readings from these wonderful books.

JULIA CROUCHSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 10:45

SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE, SP1 2EE£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Join us as we welcome ‘Domestic Noir’ novelist Julia Crouch to Sarum College to discuss her work and her latest novel Her Husband’s Lover.

Julia Crouch came up with the term Domestic Noir to describe her own particular sub-genre of Crime Fiction. She has written five novels, all published in the UK by Headline. Her most recent, Her Husband’s Lover, has been called ‘a masterclass in the genre’. She lives in Brighton with her husband, two cats and various boomeranging adult children.

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JOANNA CANNONSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 12:00SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Join author Joanna Cannon in The Salberg Studio at Salisbury Playhouse as she discusses her bestselling debut novel The Trouble with Goats and Sheep and her forthcoming second novel, Three Things About Elsie.

The Trouble with Goats and Sheep has sold over 250,000 copies in the UK alone and has been published in 15 countries. The novel was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize, shortlisted for The Bookseller Industry Awards 2017 and won the 2016 BAMB Reader Awards Breakthrough Author category.

Joanna left school at fifteen with one O-level and worked her way through many different jobs – barmaid, kennel maid, pizza delivery expert – before returning to school in her thirties and qualifying as a doctor in her forties. Her work as a psychiatrist and interest in people on the fringes of society continue to inspire her writing, and Joanna currently volunteers for Arts for Health, an organisation bringing creative arts to NHS staff and patients.

Joanna Cannon’s second novel Three Things About Elsie is published in January 2018 and explores memory, friendship and old age. She lives in the Peak District.

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ROB WILKINSSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 15:45 - 16:45SALISBURY MUSEUM, THE KING’S HOUSE, 65 THE CLOSE SP1 2ENFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

‘No writer has given me as much pleasure and happiness,’ wrote AS Byatt on the death of Sir Terry Pratchett in 2015. He was ‘one of our greatest fantasists and beyond a doubt the funniest’ according to George RR Martin. ‘There was nobody like him,’ said Neil Gaiman.

Between 1983 and his death at his home in the Salisbury village of Broad Chalke in 2015, Sir Terry published 41 Discworld novels, selling over 85 million copies in 37 different languages. In this special talk to coincide with the Terry Pratchett: HisWorld exhibition at Salisbury Museum, his assistant, manager and long-time friend Rob Wilkins will offer a fascinating insight into the life and times of one of our greatest and most popular writers of recent times.

RICHARD CREASEYSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 13:15

SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

John Creasey was one of the world’s most prolific authors. Born in Southfields in 1908, he spent his later years in Salisbury, where he died in 1973. In between, he published over 600 books following 742 rejection slips, with worldwide sales in November 1971 of over 80 million copies in at least 5000 different editions in 28 different languages. He won a host of top awards including, in 1969, the Mystery Writers of America’s Grand Master. Back in the UK, he was instrumental in founding the Crime Writers Association in 1953.

Richard Creasey is an author in his own right, as well as a longstanding leading television producer. In this special talk in Salisbury library,

he will look back over his father’s life and offer a fascinating glimpse at one of the most influential crime writers of the twentieth century.

SARAH WINMANSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 14:30

SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Join us in The Salberg Studio at Salisbury Playhouse, as Sarah Winman, author of bestsellers When God Was A Rabbit and A Year of Marvellous Ways, dis-cusses her work, including her latest novel, Tin Man. Sarah’s family is from East Oxford, originally a working class area, and where Tin Man is partly set.

Tin Man is a term used to refer to the highly skilled panel beaters who worked in the car factory with her grandfather back in Oxford. Sarah grew up in Essex and was an actor for 30 years in film, theatre and TV. She lives in London with her partner, Patricia.

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TERRY PRATCHETT: HISWORLD CURATED TOURSSATURDAY 28 OCTOBER 10:45 – 11.30 AND 14:45- 15:30SALISBURY MUSEUM, THE KING’S HOUSE, 65 THE CLOSE SP1 2ENFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

This autumn, The Salisbury Museum, The Estate of Sir Terry Pratchett and Paul Kidby are hosting Terry Pratchett: HisWorld, an exclusive major exhibition based on the extraordinary life of Sir Terry Pratchett, the creative genius behind the Discworld series. This unique exhibition will include artwork by the man himself and treasured items

owned by Sir Terry which have never previously been on public display.

We are delighted to be able to offer two exclusive curated tours of the exhibition as part of the Literary Festival. Places are free but extremely limited, so book early to ensure your place on what will be a great event.

© Copyright Paul Kidby 2016

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BARNEY NORRISSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 17:00

SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RAFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Already well known to Salisbury audiences, Barney is an award winning playwright and author, as well as one of our patrons. Join us for this FREE event in The Salberg Studio at Salisbury Playhouse as Barney talks about his writing, his relationship with Salisbury and offers an exclusive first look at his forthcoming second novel.

Barney’s first non-fiction book Bodies Gone: The Theatre of Peter Gill was published by Seren, and his first book of poetry, Falling, was published by Playdead Press.

Barney’s debut novel, Five Rivers Met on a Wooded Plain, was published by Transworld (Doubleday) in April 2016 to critical acclaim, and was a Waterstones and Foyles Book of the Month.

His second novel will be published in 2018.

RUPERT WALLIS AND DAVE RUDDENSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 16:00 - 17:00

SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Join children’s authors JR Wallis and Dave Rudden for a monster of an event at Salisbury Library.

Rupert Wallis is a children’s and YA author and has published three novels with Simon & Schuster. His debut novel, The Dark Inside (2014) was shortlisted for the Branford Boase Award, the Leeds Book Award and the Andersen Prize in Italy and is now being adapted into a film. His third novel, The Boy With One Name, a Middle Grade Fantasy, was published in August under the name of JR Wallis.

Dave Rudden won the Fantasy Book Review Short Story Prize in 2013 and was short-listed for both the Hennessey New Writing Award and the Bath Short Story Prize. His first novel, Knights of the Borrowed Dark, is the opening book in a new middle-grade trilogy about a secret war between a race of shapeshifting, misery-eating, occasionally-waistcoat-wearing monsters and the warriors sworn to stop them.

Don’t miss this fabulous FREE event at Waterstones, Salisbury, as the hugely popular children’s authors James Nicol (The Apprentice Witch) and Emma Carroll (Strange Star) discuss their work, the books that inspire them and their shared love of magic and mystery.

James Nicol has loved books and sto-ries his whole life. As a child he spent hours absorbed in novels, watching epic 1980s cartoons or adventuring in the wood at the bottom of the garden searching for dragons, giants and witch-es. He lives on the edge of the Cam-bridgeshire Fens in a house with too many books and too many musical in-

struments with his partner and a black and white cockapoo called Bonnie.

Frost Hollow Hall is Emma Carroll’s de-but novel for Faber and won the North East Book Award. Her second novel, The Girl Who Walked On Air is set in a Victo-rian circus and was nominated for the Carnegie Medal 2015. Strange Star was a Financial Times Book of the Year 2016, and her latest book Letters From the Lighthouse was Waterstones Children’s Book of the Month for May. In another life she wishes she’d written Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier. Emma lives in the Somerset hills with her husband and three terriers.

GAIL HONEYMANSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 18:15SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE, SP1 2EE£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

We are delighted to welcome Gail Honeyman to the Salisbury Literary Festival.

Gail will be joining us at Sarum College to discuss her debut novel Eleanor Oliphant is Com-pletely Fine.

While Gail Honeyman was writing her debut novel, Elea-nor Oliphant is Completely Fine, it was shortlisted for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize as a work in progress. It has subsequently sold to almost thirty territories worldwide, and it was chosen as one of the Observer‘s Debuts of the Year for 2017. Gail was also awarded the Scottish Book Trust’s Next Chapter Award in 2014, and

has been longlisted for BBC Ra-dio 4’s Opening Lines and short-listed for the Bridport Prize. The book has been optioned for the big screen by Reese With-erspoon’s production company, Hello Sunshine.

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine went straight into the Sun-day Times bestsellers when pub-lished in May 2017. It has been described by Jojo Moyes as ‘A truly original literary creation: funny, touching and unpredicta-ble’, the Daily Mail as ‘Unforgetta-ble, brilliant, funny and life-affirm-ing’, with the Observer saying ‘As perceptive and wise as it is funny and endearing… Warm, funny and thought-provoking’.

JAMES NICOL AND EMMA CARROLLSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 17:30WATERSTONES, 7-9 HIGH ST, SP1 2NJFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

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MELINDA SALISBURYSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 19:30WATERSTONES, 7-9 HIGH ST, SP1 2NJ£3Join us at Waterstones as we welcome the very popular Young Adult author, Melinda Salisbury, (cool name!) the author of the Sin Eater’s Daughter trilogy. Melinda will be discussing her work, and there will also be a chance for you to ask your own questions.

Poison. Alchemy. Revenge. Melinda Salisbury’s first book, The Sin Eater’s Daughter, was the UK’s bestselling Young Adult novel in 2015 and the start of an electrifying fantasy trilogy which concludes with The Scarecrow Queen this year.

Melinda lives by the sea, somewhere in the South of England.

As a child she genuinely thought Roald Dahl’s Matilda was her biography; sadly she never manifested telekinetic powers. Discover how Mel created the world within her trilogy, her passion for fairy tales and fantasy, and her influences – from Game of Thrones to Harry Potter.

Telling stories is not a tradition that’s being revived: it’s one that’s never gone away. Interactive? What’s more interactive than sitting beside a teller who’s making it up as they go along, and telling it right here and right now, just for you and all the other people in the room? Why should kids have all the fun? It’s a little bit like video-games - only much, much better!

The founder of Sarum Story Club, Mike Rogers has been doing it for the past 15 years - and before that he taught German Language and Literature at the University of Southampton (so if he wants Grimm stuff, he can go to the source). Like all storytellers, he takes his stories where he finds them - everywhere. So settle down by fire for the perfect end to a literary day.

STORYTELLING BY THE FIRE WITH SARUM STORY CLUB

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 21:00 - 22:00THE NEW INN, 41-43 NEW STREET SP1 2PH FREE

PHILIPPA GREGORYSATURDAY OCTOBER 28 19:30

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, THE CLOSE, SP1 2EE£7 (CONCESSIONS £5)

To mark the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the reformation, Salisbury Cathedral and Salisbury Literary Festival are delighted to present a very special event with best-selling author Philippa Gregory. Speaking in Salisbury’s iconic cathedral, Philippa will look back on this historic time and in particular at the various women involved in reform that she has written about over her illustrious career, including Anne Boleyn, Kateryn Parr and Katherine of Aragon. The discussion will be supplemented by readings by actors from the relevant novels and there will be an opportunity to buy and get books signed after the event.

Philippa Gregory is the author of many bestselling novels and is a recognised authority on women’s history. Her work has been adapted for the screen in The Other Boleyn Girl movie and the critically acclaimed Starz mini-series The White Queen.

Her latest novel The Last Tudor was published in August 2017.

She graduated from the University of Sussex and received a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, where she is a Regent. She holds honorary degrees from Teesside University and the University of Sussex. She is a fellow of the Universities of Sussex and Cardiff and was awarded the 2016 Harrogate Festival Award for Contribution to Historical Fiction.

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ALEX WHEATLESUNDAY OCTOBER 29 15:15THE BOATHOUSE, MILL STREAM APPROACH SP1 3TAFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Alex Wheatle is an award-winning novelist who received an MBE in 2008 for services to literature. Born in Brixton, he was hailed as “The Brixton Bard” during his days as a DJ and founding member of the Crucial Rocker sound system. He also spent a short time in prison for his involvement in the 1981 Brixton Riots. His first novel, Brixton Rock, was published to critical acclaim in 1999 and since then he has written many more including the popular Crongton books, one of the most exciting teen series in recent years.

Alex will be talking about his novels Liccle Bit, Crongton Knights, and Straight Outta Crongton, and his plans to expand this series. Learn from a true original on how to find your writing voice and style.

Come and meet the wonderful and talented Yuval Zommer at Waterstones for a FREE storytime and craft session, featuring his brand new book Big Brown Bear’s Cave.

Yuval Zommer is the author and illustrator of the highly acclaimed children’s books The Big Blue Thing on the Hill and One Hundred Bones.

Yuval graduated from London’s Royal Col-lege of Art with an MA in Illustration and has worked as a creative director at many leading advertising agencies. He lives and works in an old house in Notting Hill where he overlooks a small garden which is visited by urban foxes, squirrels, birds and many insects, some of which later find their way into his stories.

YUVAL ZOMMERSUNDAY OCTOBER 29 15:00 - 16:00WATERSTONES, 7-9 HIGH ST, SP1 2NJFREE

LUCY POWRIESUNDAY OCTOBER 29 14:00

THE BOATHOUSE, MILL STREAM APPROACH SP1 3TAFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Recently featured in The Times and set to take the publishing world by storm, Lucy will be talking about Vlogging to influence and promote YA and teen books. She will also discuss how vital it is that teens have a voice in publishing and how to use yours.

Lucy is a teenage blogger and social media content creator. She started blog-ging in April 2012 and also has her own YouTube chan-nel She is also the creator of the popular #ukyachat on Twitter, a bi-weekly chat where people discuss all things YA fiction. In 2015,

Lucy won a UK Young Adult Blogger Award for Cham-pion of YA and have been featured as one of the Guardian top ten best book bloggers, a top five best YouTuber who talks about books by Sugarscape and as a teenage super-blogger by Reveal Magazine.

She has spoken at various festivals and events, includ-ing the Cheltenham Liter-ature Festival in 2014, the Oxford Literature Festival in 2015, the Young Adult Literature Convention in 2015 and the School Li-brary Association confer-ence in 2016.

NICK OSTLER AND MARK HUCKERBYSUNDAY OCTOBER 29 11:00- 12:00

THE BOATHOUSE, MILL STREAM APPROACH, SP1 3TAFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby first made their name as the Emmy award-winning and BAFTA-nominated screenwriters behind such shows as Danger Mouse, Shaun the Sheep and Thunderbirds are Go.

Moving into children’s fiction, their Defender of the Realm series has been described as ‘a thrilling mash up of history and fantasy’ by Kirkus.

Join Nick and Mark for an energetic, funny and informative creative workshop for young writers and readers. 8+ Please note: Children will need to be accompanied by an adult, though they can have a cup of coffee downstairs while the event is going on upstairs.

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WRITERS’ DAYHELEN CORNER-BRYANT: UNLEASH YOUR INNER EDITOR 12:00 - 13:00

WRITING FOR CHILDREN: KRISTINA STEPHENSON,RUPERT WALLIS, DAVE RUDDEN, ALEX WHEATLE, MARK HUCKERBY AND NICK OSTLER13:00 - 13:45

PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLISHING WITH MARY-ANNE HARRINGTON, AKI SCHILZ AND IRENOSEN OKOJIE14:00 - 14:45

WRITERS’ DAY

RUPERT WALLIS: IDEAS, IMAGINATION AND STORIES 10:00 - 10:45

SUZANNAH DUNN: FINDING YOUR VOICE11:00 - 11:45

The Writers’ Day events take place at Sarum College, 19 The Close, SP1 2EE£27 day pass or £5 per event (Writing For Children not included in Day Pass)

Lunch, afternoon tea and refreshments are available to purchase at Sarum College

To get you warmed up for a full day of creative writing sessions and workshops, we have a trio of exciting events to wake you up.

Novelist Alison Jean Lester will offer a session of Improv for Writers – using exercises in improvisational comedy and storytelling to get you in the creative mood.

If you want to stretch your mind as well as your body, the Professional Writing Academy will offer a taster from their hugely popular Yoga for Writers course.

Or if a Sunday morning stroll is more your thing, Festival Director Tom Bromley will offer a Literary Walk of some of the fictional sites around the Cathedral Close.

SUNDAY WARM UP09:15 - 09:45 FREE

Rupert Wallis is a children’s and YA author and has published three novels with Simon & Schuster.

A hugely popular and experienced creative writing tutor, Rupert previously taught creative writing at Falmouth University and has recently been appointed as a Teaching Associate

on the Master of Studies in Creative Writing at Cambridge University. He also teaches novel writing for the Faber Academy.

In this session, Rupert will focus on story ideas – how to sharpen and shape them, and use structure to help bring them to life.

For all budding novelists, this event is a fabulous opportunity to hone your skills and learn some tricks of the trade, as historical novelist and creative writing tutor, Suzannah Dunn joins us for a writing workshop event at Sarum College.

Suzannah was first published in 1990 and she is the author of two collections of short stories and eleven novels of literary fiction, the latter six with a

historical bent and one of which was a ‘Richard and Judy’ pick.

She has taught in a wide variety of settings, tutoring writers at all stages of their development. For six years, she was programme director of Manchester University’s MA in Novel Writing, and currently teaches the novel writing online course for Curtis Brown Creative, the UK’s only writing school run by a literary agency.

Helen Corner-Bryant spent a number of years at Penguin working in editorial before setting up Cornerstones Literary Consultancy in 1998. In 2016, she opened Cornerstones US, creating the world’s first transatlantic literary consultancy.

Helen lectures internationally at universities and festivals. Her book, Taming the Crows: How to Edit with Confidence and Elevate your Writing will be published by John Murray in 2018.

In this one-hour seminar, Helen will talk about preparing an author for the trade, showing you how to unearth your inner editor and develop key self-editing techniques. You will learn about plots and how to test them; character, voice and style analysis; pacing and that elusive “page-turning” quality; what to do with overwriting; and formatting to industry standard. This is a masterclass in the editor-author relationship, giving you an insight into some of the key skills involved and how to use them.

What are the secrets to writing for children? How does one go about getting a children’s book published. In this question and answer session, a

selection of leading children’s writers will answer your questions, offering a wealth of writing experience from picture books though to Young Adult.

‘Publishing a book’, Margaret Atwood once wrote, ‘is like stuffing a note into a bottle and hurling it into the sea.’ But what is the process of publishing actually like? In this fascinating discussion, three leading writers and editors will discuss their different insights on both the past and the future of the publishing process. Mary-Anne Harrington has worked in publishing for twenty years, and co-founded Headline’s Tinder Press imprint. Her authors include Maggie O’Farrell, Eowyn Ivey, Helen Walsh, and newcomer Guy Gunaratne. Irenosen Okojie’s debut novel, Butterfly Fish, won a Betty Trask award

and was shortlisted for an Edinburgh International First Book Award. Her short story collection, Speak Gigantular, was shortlisted for the Edgehill Short Story Prize, the Jhalak Prize, the Saboteur Awards, and nominated for a Shirley Jackson Award. Aki Schilz is both a writer and an editor, and is the Director of The Literary Consultancy. She is a member of the Advisory Board for the award-winning publisher, Penned in the Margins, a judge for both the Bridport First Novel Award and the Creative Future Literary Awards for marginalised writers, and is also an advocate for improved diversity, representation, and accessibility in the literature sector.

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CITY OF POEMS WITH POETIKASUNDAY OCTOBER 29 17:00 - 18:00BOSTON TEA PARTY, 13 HIGH ST, SP1 2NJ FREEJust right for an afternoon cup of tea, join Salisbury’s poetry group Poetika for a special session of readings of Salisbury poetry old and new:

The Old: George Herbert, William Shakespeare and Wordsworth, Edmund Spenser, Christopher Marlowe, Samuel Daniel, Ben Jonson, John Donne and Michael Drayton have all either lived in or visited Salisbury, and this event starts with a celebration of some of the classic poems written about the city.

The New: In the second half Poetika be reading a selection of new works written by local poets about our city, taken from the pamphlet published for this occasion and on sale in aid of local charity Children’s Chance.

ASK AN AGENT: WITH CHARLIE CAMPBELL,KATE HORDERN, ZOE KING AND ED WILSON

15:00 - 15:45

THE SECRETS OF SELF-PUBLISHING: MARK DAWSON16:00 - 16:45

WRITERS’ DAY

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JUDY GOLDINGSUNDAY OCTOBER 29 18.30SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, THE CLOSE, SP1 2EEFREE (BOOKING REQUIRED)

Nobel Prize winner William Golding lived and worked in Salisbury for much of his life. His early novels, including Lord of the Flies, were written in the city.

Golding’s daughter Judy will be discussing her father’s writing and his special relationship with Salisbury in Salisbury Cathedral, the setting for his novel The Spire. Judy will be in conversation with Nicola Presley, lecturer in English at Bath Spa University. This FREE event will take place in the refectory at Salisbury Cathedral.

Judy Golding is the CEO of William Golding Limited and the author of The Children of Lovers (Faber, 2011), a memoir of her father.

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How does a new writer attract the interests of a literary agent? And what does a literary agent actually do? In this session, four leading literary agents will be here to answer these and many more questions, and to discuss what they look for when signing up new writers. Charlie Campbell started as an agent in 2005 with Ed Victor Ltd, before founding Kingsford Campbell in 2014. He is interested in both fiction and non-fiction, with a particular focus on literary novels, thrillers and books that tackle big or quirky subjects in an ac-cessible way. Charlie is also the author of Scapegoat: A History of Blaming Other People and Herding Cats: The Art of Am-ateur Captaincy about his experiences captaining a literary cricket team. Kate Hordern founded the Kate Hordern Literary Agency in 1999, af-ter fourteen years spent selling rights

for publisher Victor Gollancz. The agen-cy represents a range of fiction, some non-fiction, and kids middle-grade. Agency authors include Jane Corry, Kathryn Hughes, and Sam Carrington. Zoe King is a partner and senior agent at the London based literary agency, The Blair Partnership. Her client roster ranges from established talent to new voices and includes Pete Townshend, Bana Alabed, and Sadie Hasler. She also works with Neil Blair on JK Rowling’s commercial publishing activity. Ed Wilson has been an agent at John-son & Alcock since 2007. He represents a diverse list of fiction and non-fiction, encompassing everything from new and debut writers to established, best-selling and award-winning authors. Ed also looks after the majority of the agency’s Estates including Beryl Bain-bridge, Dick Francis, William Trevor, and Elizabeth Taylor.

Mark Dawson was born in Lowestoft, in the UK. He has worked as a DJ, a door-to-door ice cream seller, factory hand and club promoter. He eventually trained as a lawyer and worked for ten years in the City of London and Soho, firstly pursuing money launderers around the world and then acting for celebrities suing newspapers for libel. Today, he is the USA Today bestselling

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Closing the festival, we are delighted to offer a wide selection of readings by the rich and varied talent of the current crop of Salisbury writers. From dystopian thrillers to World War One, end of apartheid South Africa to summer in Corfu, kick back and listen to extracts from the many novels published by Salisbury authors in recent years.

Featuring work by: Mandy Baggot, Peter Liney, Julia North, Russell Mardell, Andy Maslen, Rich-ard Jay Parker, Tarn Richardson, Michael Wills, Nick Warren, Jayne Woodhouse and more.

This is the last event of the festival and will be followed by closing drinks at the bar.

SALISBURY SHOWCASE AND CLOSING DRINKSSUNDAY OCTOBER 29 20:00 - 21:00

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSTUESDAY OCTOBER 24Terry Pratchett Afternoon 13:00 Salisbury Library Children’s Event

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 25The Art of Discworld 18:30 Salisbury Museum Salisbury Greats

THURSDAY OCTOBER 26Neil Spring 19:00 Salisbury Guildhall Author’s Event FRIDAY OCTOBER 27Fleur Hitchcock 11:00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventLauren Ellen Anderson 18:00 Waterstones Children’s EventFestival Launch 18:30 Culture Coffee (Invitation only)

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28Polly Noakes 09:30 Salisbury Library Children’s EventLiterary Walk 09:30 Sarum College Salisbury GreatsKristina Stephenson 10:45 Salisbury Library Children’s EventTerry Pratchett Curated Tour 10:45 Salisbury Museum Salisbury GreatsJulia Crouch 10:45 Sarum College Author’s EventJoanna Cannon 12:00 Salisbury Playhouse Author’s EventRichard Creasey 13:15 Salisbury Library Salisbury GreatsSarah Winman 14:30 Salisbury Playhouse Author’s EventTerry Pratchett Curated Tour 14:45 Salisbury Museum Salisbury GreatsRob Wilkins 15:45 Salisbury Museum Salisbury GreatsRupert Wallis and Dave Rudden 16:00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventBarney Norris 17:00 Salisbury Playhouse Author’s EventEmma Carroll/James Nichol 17:30 Waterstones Children’s EventGail Honeyman 18:15 Sarum College Author’s EventPhilippa Gregory 19:30 Salisbury Cathedral Author’s EventMelinda Salisbury 19:30 Waterstones Children’s EventSarum Story Club 21:00 New Inn Author’s Event

SUNDAY OCTOBER 29Sunday Warm Up 09:15 Sarum College WorkshopRupert Wallis 10:00 Sarum College WorkshopSuzannah Dunn 11:00 Sarum College WorkshopNick Ostler and Mark Huckerby 11:00 The Boathouse Children’s EventHelen Corner-Bryant 12:00 Sarum College WorkshopChildren’s Publishing Panel 13:00 Sarum College WorkshopLucy Powrie 14:00 The Boathouse Children’s EventPublishing Panel 14:00 Sarum College WorkshopAgenting Panel 15:00 Sarum College WorkshopYuval Zummer 15:00 Waterstones Children’s EventAlex Wheatle 15:15 The Boathouse Children’s EventMark Dawson 16:00 Sarum College WorkshopPoetika 17:00 Boston Tea Party Author’s EventJudy Golding 18:30 Salisbury Cathedral Salisbury GreatsSalisbury Showcase & closing drinks 20:00 Cosy Club Author’s Event

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