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The aims of the festival are: Firstly, the festival is one with a strong local content that supports and celebrates local writing. There are many great writers past and present, from the Salisbury area. We want to showcase their work and, through initiatives like the Salisbury Story Prize, encourage the next generation of writers as well. Secondly, the festival is one that is predominantly fiction-based. We want a festival that focuses on creative writing over memoirs and celebrity-led books. Thirdly, the festival is one that is focused on both readers and writers. The Salisbury Writing Circle is about creative writing and we want this festival to have a practical element that supports writers. Fourthly, we want the festival to be as inclusive and as accessible to all as possible. Once again, we have kept ticket prices low, with concessions for those on benefits and under-25s, as well as offering a number of free events. It has been a difficult year for the city of Salisbury, but what the festival schedule shows is that Salisbury has so much to celebrate. The festival is part of what makes Salisbury thrive, and we very much look forward to welcoming you to our wonderful city.

Festival Director Tom BromleyDigital Media Russell MardellPR / Sponsorship Christine Nielsen-CraigFestival Finance Marion Dundee Children’s Events Jo BoylesSponsorship Gina GoughBookseller, author events Sarum College BookshopSalisbury Story Prize Charlotte PhillipsBook Fairy Dave KeyLogo Design Neil SmithBrochure design Phamie MacDonald, Fizzy Lemonade DesignPatrons Mark Dawson, Barney Norris and Kristina StephensonBooklet printing Salisbury PrintingPhotograph of Tom Bromley, courtesy of Paul Clifton Photography

WELCOME

To celebrate the return of the Salisbury Literary Festival, we are delighted to launch the Salisbury Story Prize 2018.

Entries are invited on the themes of umbrellas or doves in the following categories…

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Primary School Aged 4-11Guest Judge: Kristina Stephenson, author & illustrator of the bestselling ‘Sir Charlie Stinky Socks’ series.

Secondary School Aged 12-18Guest Judge: Emily Thomas, author of the critically-acclaimed debut novel, Mud, described as Adrian Mole meets I Capture The Castle.

Primary School and Secondary School prizes are: First prize £50 to be spent in Waterstones for both the winner and the winner’s school.

AdultGuest Judge: Claire Fuller, bestselling author of Our Endless Numbered Days, Swimming Lessons & Bitter Orange.

First Prize and Runner up: A place on the Professional Writing Academy’s ‘Writing Crime Fiction’ online course (worth £295)

Entry to the competition is FREE. Submit your stories (max 500 words) by 30 September 2018 to www.salisburyliteraryfestival.co.uk. Full details of terms and conditions can be found online.

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Director, Salisbury Literary Festival

I’m thrilled to be introducing this brochure for the second year of the Salisbury Literary Festival. Following the success of the inaugural event last year, we return with an exciting and expanded 2018 programme featuring bestselling and award-winning authors for both adults and children. Over the following pages, you will see that we have three fantastic headliners: Val McDermid, Matt Haig and Jonathan Coe. Our Salisbury Greats series is back, which this year focuses on the work of Dorothy L Sayers and Thomas Hardy. And, given the events in Salisbury earlier this year, we welcome Charles Cumming, Mick Herron and Mark Urban, to offer context and insight. Salisbury Literary Festival is a not-for-profit organisation, run by a dedicated team of local volunteers. It is led by members of Salisbury Writing Circle, the largest writing group in South Wiltshire with 160 members and a regular attendance of 30 to 40 participants each month.

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VAL MCDERMIDWEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17 19:30 SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, THE CLOSE, SALISBURY SP1 2EJ£7 (CONCESSIONS £5)

We are delighted to open this year’s festival by welcoming Val McDermid, one of the UK’s most popular writers, to the beautiful Salisbury Cathedral.

With a string of number one bestsellers spread over her four main series, Val is the author of 27 novels, short stories, and non-fiction, as well as a prize-winning children’s book. Her novels have been translated into 40 languages and have sold over 15 million copies worldwide. Among her many awards are the Portico Prize for Fiction, the LA Times Book Prize, the Lambda Literary Pioneer Award and the Cartier Diamond Dagger.

Her latest novel, Broken Ground, was published in August 2018.

BOOKING & INFORMATION

SPONSORED BY SUPPORTED BYTHE SOUTH WILTSHIRE RECOVERY COORDINATING GROUP

To purchase tickets and for all the latest information on the festival, please visit our website: salisburyliteraryfestival.co.uk. For queries, please email: salisburyliteraryfestival@gmail.com

There are also a small number of tickets available from Sarum College Bookshop. Limited B&B is available at Sarum College. Please call 01722 424800 and quote SLF for a festival discount.

Useful addresses Salisbury Tourist InformationFish Row,Salisbury SP1 1EJ Information on parking in Salisburywiltshire.gov.uk/parking-salisbury Travel, accommodation and things to do in Salisbury visitwiltshire.co.uk/salisbury

Situated in Central Southern England, Salisbury is about 75 miles from Heathrow Airport and 90 miles southwest of London in the historic county of Wiltshire. Public transport links to Salisbury are excellent with frequent train services to and from Salisbury. There are direct trains to London, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter. For details and a timetable visit southwesternrailway.com

Bookshops in SalisburyWaterstones, 7-9 High Street, Salisbury SP1 2NJThe Works, The Maltings, 31-32 Priory Square, Salisbury SP1 1BDOxfam Bookshop, 10 Catherine Street, Salisbury SP1 2DAThe History Bookshop, 98 Fisherton Street, SP2 7QYSarum College Bookshop, 19 The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EE

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SALISBURY LITERARY FESTIVAL - 17TH - 22ND OCTOBER 2018EVENTS RANGE FROM FREE ENTRY TO £15CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE

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MATT HAIGSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 19:30SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, THE CLOSE, SALISBURY SP1 2EJ£7 (CONCESSIONS £5)

Matt Haig is a bestselling writer of both fiction and non-fiction, and also the award-winning author of a number of children’s titles. His novels include: How To Stop Time, The Radleys, and The Humans. His memoir, Reasons to Stay Alive, which described his battles dealing with depression, was a Sunday Times number one bestseller and was in the top ten charts for 49 weeks.

This year sees the publication of the follow up, Notes on a Nervous Planet, which focuses on ways to cope with stress and anxiety in the modern world. This title went straight to number one in UK non-fiction hardback charts.

JONATHAN COESUNDAY OCTOBER 21 19:30SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, THE CLOSE, SALISBURY SP1 2EJ£7 (CONCESSIONS £5)

Jonathan Coe’s first novel, The Accidental Woman, was published in 1987 and since then he has written a string of critically-acclaimed titles, including, What a Carve Up!, The House of Sleep and The Rotters’ Club, which was turned into a BBC TV series. Among his many literary awards, he has won the Prix du Meilleur Livre Étranger, the Prix Médicis Étranger, the Bollinger Everyman Prize and the Samuel Johnson Prize. His latest novel, Middle England, the third volume of The Rotters’ Club trilogy, will be published in November.

Jonathan will be in conversation with author and Salisbury Literary Festival Patron, Barney Norris.

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MARTIN EDWARDS (DOROTHY L. SAYERS EVENT)THURSDAY OCTOBER 18 19:00SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Continuing our series celebrating Salisbury Greats, this year we welcome Martin Edwards, Chair of The Crime Writers’ Association and President of the Detection Club, who will be discussing the great crime writer, Dorothy L. Sayers, who was a pupil at Godolphin School in Salisbury from 1909 to 1911. Martin will also be talking about the ‘Golden Age of Crime’ which Dorothy L. Sayers helped establish.

Salisbury’s Cathedral Hotel features in her debut novel, Whose Body? and today bears a blue plaque in her honour.

CHARLES CUMMING & MICK HERRONFRIDAY OCTOBER 19 20:15SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

CRIME WRITERS’ PANELTHURSDAY OCTOBER 18 20:15SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Four modern crime writers join us to discuss their work, and the enduring appeal of the genre.

Sarah Hilary is the author of the DI Marnie Rome series. Her debut novel Someone Else’s Skin won the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year 2015. Jane Corry is the Sunday Times bestselling author of My Husband’s Wife and Blood Sisters. Her latest novel, The Dead Ex, was published in June. Louise Voss is the bestselling author of twelve solo and co-written novels, both in the crime and contemporary fiction genres. Her latest, The Old You, was published in May by Orenda Books. Clare Empson is the debut novelist of the hotly anticipated, Him, published in August.

Two of the leading writers of spy fiction join us to talk about their work and offer their take on recent events in Salisbury.

Mick Herron is the award-winning author of the acclaimed Jackson Lamb series of thrillers; the fifth novel in the series, London Rules, was published in February and has been longlisted for both the Gold and Steel Daggers.

Charles Cumming is the award-winning author of the Alec Milius and Thomas Kell series. His debut novel, A Spy By Nature, was based, in part, on his experiences with MI6 after being approached for recruitment. His latest novel, The Man Between, was published in June.

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MARK DAWSON & ANDY MASLENFRIDAY OCTOBER 19 19:00SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Mark Dawson, is the USA Today bestselling author of the John Milton, Beatrix Rose and Isabella Rose series of thrillers. A self-publishing sensation, his books have been downloaded more than two million times around the world. Mark’s latest John Milton novel, Sleepers, is published in September. Mark is also a patron of Salisbury Literary Festival.

Salisbury based author Andy Maslen is the creator of the Gabriel Wolfe and Stella Cole series of thrillers. Another self-publishing success story, Andy’s sixth Gabriel Wolfe story, Rattlesnake, was published in February. His latest Gabriel Wolfe thriller, No Further, is published in October.

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C.J. TUDOR & STUART TURTONSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 12:15SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

C.J. Tudor was born in Salisbury and grew up in Nottingham. Her debut novel, The Chalk Man, was published by Penguin in January 2018 and was a Sunday Times Bestseller. Her second novel, The Taking of Annie Thorne, is published in February 2019.

Stuart Turton is a freelance journalist and author. He is the winner of the Brighton and Hove Short Story Prize and was longlisted for the BBC Radio 4 Opening Lines competition. His debut fiction novel, The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, was published in February 2018 by Bloomsbury.

LITERARY WALKSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 09:30 - 10:30SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

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

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.

The meeting point for the start of the walk is outside Salisbury Library.

ASIA MACKAY & GILL SIMSSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 11:00SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Asia Mackay is the debut novelist of Killing It, a riotous comedy thriller which combines new parenthood humour with a spy thriller. Killing It was the runner up in Richard and Judy’s Search for a Bestseller competition 2017, and was published by Zaffre in July 2018.

Gill Sims is the creator of the hugely successful parenting blog and Facebook site ‘Peter and Jane.’ Gill is also the author of the bestseller, Why Mummy Drinks. Her latest novel, Why Mummy Swears, was published by Harper Collins in July.

TONY FINCHAM: EXPLORING HARDY’S WESSEXSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 13:30SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BL£3

Continuing our Salisbury Greats series, Dr Tony Fincham, current Chairman of the Thomas Hardy Society, joins us to talk about Thomas Hardy’s Wessex.

Salisbury famously features in Hardy’s Wessex, becoming Melchester for novels such as Jude the Obscure and Tess of the D’Urbervilles.

Thomas Hardy was a landscape novelist who painted enduring pictures of the natural world, which formed the stage upon which his characters acted out their tragic lives. This talk is based upon Exploring Thomas Hardy’s Wessex, Dr. Fincham’s introduction to ‘the partly-real partly-dream country’ of Hardy’s novels and poetry, which was published in 2016.

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RICHARD BEARD & KATE SUMMERSCALE

Richard Beard is the author of six novels, including Damascus, which was a New York Times Notable Book, and Acts of the Assassins, which was shortlisted for the Goldsmiths Prize. He has been shortlisted for the BBC National Short Story Award and longlisted for The Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award. He is also the author of four works of non-fiction including the memoir, The Day That Went Missing, which was shortlisted for both the James Tait Black Prize and the Rathbones Folio Prize.

Kate Summerscale is the award-winning author of four novels, including The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, which won the Samuel Johnson prize as well as the British Book Awards for both Popular Non-Fiction and Book of the Year. Hat Trick productions adapted the story for ITV in 2011 and have since gone on to make three fictional dramas about Jack Whicher’s investigations. Her latest novel, The Wicked Boy, was shortlisted for the CWA Gold Dagger for Non-Fiction 2017.

The authors of three of the most talked about debut novels of the year join us to talk about their work and their road to publication.

Libby Page is the author of The Sunday Times Top 10 bestseller, The Lido, described by Sarah Winman as, ‘A Joyous and uplifting debut – a testament to kindness and friendship.’

AJ Pearce’s debut, also a Sunday Times Top 10 Bestseller, Dear Mrs Bird, was called, ‘The sweetest, most uplifting, lovely book about courage, friend-ship, and love . . .’ by Marian Keyes

Katy Mahood’s novel, Entanglement, has been described as ‘A hugely impressive debut,’ by Stella Duffy and ‘A really accomplished debut’ by Red Magazine.

LIBBY PAGE, AJ PEARCE & KATY MAHOODSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 15:45SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

CLAIRE FULLER & CAOILINN HUGHES

Claire Fuller’s debut novel, Our Endless Numbered Days, won the Desmond Elliott Prize for debut fiction, and her second, Swimming Lessons, was shortlisted for the Encore Prize for second novels. Claire joins us to discuss her eagerly anticipated third novel, Bitter Orange.

Caoilinn Hughes is an Irish writer and poet. Her poetry collection, Gathering Evidence, won the Patrick Kavanagh Award, and The Irish Times Strong/Shine Award. Her debut novel, Orchid & The Wasp, was published in June.

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IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THOMAS HARDYSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 14:30SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE

After Dr Tony Fincham’s Exploring Hardy’s Wessex talk in Salisbury Library, Pat Withers and Brenda Parry, members of the Thomas Hardy Society, will lead a literary walk around Hardy’s Salisbury. You’ll see sights that inspired the fictional Melchester including the Cathedral and the Close. Gain an insight into Ethelberta’s complex love life, and maybe you might even catch a glimpse of Tess fleeing towards Stonehenge…

The meeting point for the start of the walk is outside Salisbury Library.

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SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 14:30SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 17:00SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

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This event brings together a panel of authors to discuss truth and narrative from diverse perspectives. Months after Salisbury’s nerve agent attack and in the year marking the centenary of the end of WWI and the right of (some) women to vote, our 2018 panel of storytellers will consider the words of the late novelist Ursula K. Le Guin, from her 2014 National Book Awards speech: “Hard times are coming, when we will be wanting the voices of writers who can see alternatives to how we live now and can see through our fear-stricken society and its obsessive technologies to other ways of being, and even imagine some real grounds for hope. We will need writers who can remember freedom. Poets, visionaries – the realists of a larger reality.”

HostErica Wagner is an author, critic and lecturer in Creative Writing at Goldsmiths College.

PanelistsBidisha is a writer, critic and TV and radio broadcaster specialising in culture and social justice. Barney Norris is the Martin Esslin Playwright in Residence at Keble College, Oxford and author of Turning for Home. Lionel Shriver is a journalist and author of We Need to Talk About Kevin.

THE SARUM SYMPOSIUMMONDAY OCTOBER 22 18:30 - 20:00SALISBURY GUILDHALL, GUILDHALL SQUARE SP1 1JH£10 (CONCESSIONS £5)

MARK URBANSUNDAY OCTOBER 21 18:00SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE SP1 2EE£5 (CONCESSIONS £3)

Mark Urban is a broadcaster and historian. In his 20-plus years at the BBC, he has covered stories such as the collapse of the Soviet Union, 9/11 and the Arab Spring. Mark is the author of several books on military matters, including, Rifles, The Tank War and The Edge.

Mark’s latest book, The Skripal Files, published in October, charts the new spy war between the West and Russia, and is based on hours of exclusive interviews Sergei Skripal gave before his near-fatal poisoning, with the deadly nerve agent Novichok, in Salisbury in March of this year. Mark will be in conversation with Allan Mallinson, a former soldier, writer and defence commentator for The Times.

FOOD AND FICTION AT FISHERTON MILLSATURDAY OCTOBER 20 18:15FISHERTON MILL, 108 FISHERTON STREET SP2 7QY£15Founded in 2011 by the author and current Director of the Faber Academy, Richard Skinner, Vanguard Readings, is a monthly platform for new writers and established authors to perform their work. Hosted by Richard, this special Salisbury Literary Festival event, in the wonderful surroundings of Fisherton Mill, showcases the work of six exciting new voices in literature.

Included in the price of your ticket is a delicious antipasti selection to enjoy during the event, freshly prepared in the Fisherton Mill cafe kitchens. The antipasti selection will include sweet and sour roasted butternut squash with mint, Serrano ham with broad bean and pea hummus, roasted peppers, crumbled Feta and capers, Gallery Café Focaccia and spinach, potato and goats cheese tortilla.

Authors attending this event are: Molly Flatt, Karen Hamilton, Rose McGinty, Helen Trevorrow, Lydia Ruffles and Dan Dalton.

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CHILDREN’S EVENTS

DUNCAN BEEDIESATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 11:00SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE (NO BOOKING REQUIRED)

Angela McAllister is an award-winning author of over eighty books for children of all ages. She has recently published two collections of folk tales from around the world, while her latest book, A Stage Full of Shakespeare Stories, brings twelve of Shakespeare’s plays to young readers. Suitable for ages 3+

ANGELA MCALLISTERSATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 10:00SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE (NO BOOKING REQUIRED)

Duncan Beedie’s first picture book, The Bear Who Stared was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2017, while his second title The Lumberjack’s Beard was shortlisted for the World Illustration Awards. Duncan will read from his latest picture book, The Last Chip, and then it’s over to you to do the drawing, as you create your own character and scene with Duncan’s help. Suitable for ages 3+

Peter Bunzl is the award-winning author of the Cogheart series of books, described by Piers Torday as ‘a glittering clockwork treasure.’ Peter will run a steam punk inspired creative workshop, where he will introduce you to the world of Cogheart, you’ll draw and design your own mechanimal creation and bring it to life through flip animation or zoetrope strip. Suitable for ages 7+

PETER BUNZLSATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 12:00SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BL£2 PER CHILD (REDEEMABLE AGAINST THE PURCHASE OF A BOOK) ADULTS FREE

SOPHY HENNSATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 14:00SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BLFREE (NO BOOKING REQUIRED)Meet author and illustrator Sophy Henn and hear all about her latest wicked creation Bad Nana! Bad Nana is feisty, fearless, sometimes embarrassing but always lots of fun. Discover what Nana keeps in her handbag, what she hides in her shopping trolley and learn how to draw Bad Nana yourself. Fun guaranteed! Suitable for ages 6+

We regret that our Matt Haig children’s event is now no longer going ahead.

Matt’s evening event at Salisbury cathedral will still go ahead as planned at 7.30pm.

Piers Torday’s first book for children, The Last Wild, was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Award and nominated for the CILIP Carnegie Medal. The sequel, The Dark Wild, won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize.

His latest novel for children, The Lost Magician, is published in September.

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PIERS TORDAYSATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 18:15SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£3 (REDEEMABLE AGAINST THE PURCHASE OF A BOOK)

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WRITERS’ DAYSUNDAY OCTOBER 21 10:00 - 17:00WARM UP EVENTS 09:15 - 09:45SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE, SP1 2EEDAY PASS £45 - LUNCH INCLUDED.

SUNDAY WARM UPTo 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.

RICHARD SKINNERRichard is the Director of the Faber Academy, the UK’s leading creative writing school, and a tutor on its six-month Writing a Novel course. He has published three novels with Faber & Faber, three books of non-fiction and three books of poetry. In this session, Richard will discuss aspects of his book, Writing a Novel: Bring Your Ideas to Life the Faber Academy Way, and offer his top writing tips for the aspiring novelist.

JOANNA BRISCOEJoanna is a Faber Academy tutor and the bestselling author of five novels, as well as numerous short stories. She is also a freelance journalist and frequent contributor to BBC Radio 4. Her first novel was the Betty Trask Award winning, Mothers and other Lovers. Skin, her second novel, was a runner up for the Encore award, and her 2005 novel, Sleep With Me, was adapted for ITV Drama. This workshop will see Joanna focusing on characterisation in novels.

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RICHARD BEARDRichard Beard is the author of six novels, including, Lazarus is Dead, Dry Bones and Damascus. He is also the author of four books of narrative non-fiction, including his 2017 memoir The Day That Went Missing. Richard presents a special session of Live Editing. For this event attendees are invited to submit 2,000 words from a novel they are currently working on in advance, Richard will then select two of these, which he will then edit and discuss with the writer and the group. Pieces for consideration need to be emailed by 30 September to salisburyliteraryfestival@gmail.com

JOHN YORKEThe art of storytelling is the focus in this session with John Yorke, one of the UK’s leading drama producers. John is the current Executive Consultant on EastEnders, and the former Head of Channel Four Drama, and Controller of BBC Drama Production. He is also founder of the hugely successful BBC Writers Academy, and the author of the influential storytelling bible Into The Woods.

KATY MAHOOD, CHARLOTTE CRAY & SOPHIE LAMBERTLearn about the story of the novel, from pitch to publication, as debut author, Katy Mahood, discusses the journey of her novel, Entanglement, alongside her Commissioning Editor at Borough Press, Charlotte Cray. Joining Katy and Charlotte will be Katy’s literary agent, Sophie Lambert, from Conville & Walsh.

PIERS BLOFELDPiers Blofeld is a literary agent at Sheil Land Associates where he represents a number of high profile, prize winning and internationally bestselling authors. He is also a former senior commissioning editor at Headline. In this event, Piers will lead a session of the submission process, explaining the reasons why agents reject some proposals and are interested in others.

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LOCAL EVENTS

SALISBURY IS HOME TO A RICH VARIETY OF LOCAL WRITING GROUPS. COME ALONG AND FIND OUT ABOUT THEIR WORK, OR BE INSPIRED, PICK UP YOUR PEN AND JOIN IN!

Poetika is a monthly Open Mic evening for poets, writers, musicians, singers, comedians, dancers(?) – in fact any art form that can be performed upstairs at the Pheasant.

Whether you want to read or just listen, these nights are always a great evening.

Café Connect is one of six memory cafes run in Wiltshire by Alzheimer’s Support. It is a meeting place for people with dementia and their families, where people can strike up friendships, chat informally to professionals and find out more about dementia. There is a varied programme of talks, activities and music, with a literary theme for this month.

LOCAL EVENTS

JAYNE WOODHOUSEWEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER 18:00 - 19:00GREENGAGES CAFÉ, 31 CATHERINE STREET SP1 2DQ - FREEEnjoy an event of readings and refreshments with some of the many people who have attended Jayne’s creative writing courses in Salisbury and discovered how they too can be writers. The event will take place in the welcoming atmosphere of Greengages’ dining room, with the café open to purchase drinks and snacks.

POETIKAWEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER 19:30THE PHEASANT, 19 SALT LANE SP1 1DTSUGGESTED CONTRIBUTION £2-3 ON THE DOOR

CAFÉ CONNECTWEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER 10:30 - 12:00HARNHAM CHURCH HALL, LOWER STREET, SP2 8EY - FREE

Shut Up and Write is the Salisbury branch of an international writing movement. The idea is simple: turn up, shut up and write! This is a great session for those who want to get down to writing and also to meet other writers in Salisbury. Meet on the top floor, in the main room.

SALISBURY STORY PARTYTHURSDAY 18 OCTOBER 17:00 - 18:00@HOME 5 BRIDGE ST, SP1 2ND - FREEA Story Party is a safe space in which to share stories that are personal but also universal; Storytellers are invited to share inspiring, entertaining and thought-provoking tales from their own ‘Book of Life’. Discover more at this introductory taster session.

SHUT UP AND WRITE!FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER 10.00-11:00BOSTON TEA PARTY, HIGH STREET, SP1 2NJ - FREE

Mike Rogers, founder of Sarum Story Club, has been telling stories forthe last fifteen years. Like all natural storytellers, he takes his storieswhere he finds them – everywhere. So settle down by the fire for theperfect end to a literary day.

Riverside Writers is an informal writers’ group for anyone interested in writing. Led by local writer Clare Ereira, it takes place every Monday morning during term time. Perfect for those wanting to experiment with writing or explore their creativity.

MIND THE GAPFRIDAY 19 OCTOBER 11:00 - 12:30SALISBURY PLAYHOUSE, MALTHOUSE LANE, SP2 7RA£4 ON THE DOORMind the Gap work with a variety of professional theatre practitioners, exploring a number of genres of theatre. The 60+ performance group meet weekly, learning new theatrical techniques and devising performances for the local community. This special Literary Festival session will be led by crime writer Louise Voss.

SARUM STORY CLUBSATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 21:00 -22:00 THE NEW INN, 43 NEW ST, SP1 2PH - FREE

RIVERSIDE WRITERSMONDAY 22 OCTOBER 10:15-12:00SALISBURY LIBRARY, MARKET WALK SP1 1BL - FREE

Discover some of the many talents on our doorstep over a series of pop-up readings in cafes, as local authors read their work. Details on the festival website.

SALISBURY WRITING CIRCLETHE FIRST/SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH 19:30 - 21:00SARUM COLLEGE, 19 THE CLOSE, SP1 2EE - FREE

Salisbury Literary Festival originated from Salisbury Writing Circle, a free monthly meeting of local writers from beginners to published novelists. The group meets for a mixture of workshopping and guest authors and has grown to become the largest creative writing group in South Wiltshire. Guests for this autumn include Clare Empson (5 September), Lucy Clarke (3 October) and Nicola Ford (7 November). New members always welcome!

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSWEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBERMemory Café 10:30 Harnham Church Hall WorkshopLiterary Lunch 13:15 TBC Local EventJayne Woodhouse 18:00 Greengages Author EventVal McDermid 19: 30 Salisbury Cathedral Author EventPoetika 19:30 The Pheasant Local Event

THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER Literary Lunch 13:15 TBC Local EventThe Story Party 17:00 At Home Local EventMartin Edwards 19:00 Salisbury Playhouse Salisbury GreatsCrime Panel 20:15 Salisbury Playhouse Author Event

FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER Shut Up and Write 10:00 Boston Tea Party WorkshopMind the Gap 11:00 Salisbury Playhouse Local EventLiterary Lunch 13:15 TBC Local EventMark Dawson/Andy Maslen 19:00 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventMick Herron/Charles Cumming 20:15 Salisbury Playhouse Author Event

SATURDAY 20 OCTOBERLiterary Walk 09:30 Meet outside Salisbury Library Salisbury GreatsAngela McAllister 10:00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventGill Sims/Asia Mackay 11:00 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventDuncan Beedie 11:00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventPeter Bunzl 12:00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventCJ Tudor/Stuart Turton 12:15 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventThomas Hardy Talk 13:30 Salisbury Library Salisbury GreatsSophy Henn 14: 00 Salisbury Library Children’s EventThomas Hardy Walk 14:30 Meet outside Salisbury Library Salisbury GreatsKate Summerscale/Richard Beard 14:30 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventMatt Haig *Event cancelled* Children’s EventKatyMahood/AJ Pearce/Libby Page 15:45 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventClaire Fuller/Caoilinn Hughes 17:00 Salisbury Playhouse Author EventFood and Fiction 18:15 Fisherton Mill Author EventPiers Torday 18:15 Salisbury Playhouse Children’s EventMatt Haig 19:30 Salisbury Cathedral Author EventSarum Story Club 21:00 New Inn Author Event

SUNDAY 21 OCTOBER Yoga/Comedy/Walk 09:15 Sarum College WorkshopRichard Skinner 10:00 Sarum College WorkshopJoanna Briscoe 10:45 Sarum College WorkshopRichard Beard 12:00 Sarum College WorkshopLunch 13:00 Sarum College John Yorke 13:45 Sarum College WorkshopKaty Mahood 15:00 Sarum College WorkshopPiers Blofeld 16:00 Sarum College WorkshopMark Urban 18:00 Sarum College Author EventJonathan Coe 19:30 Salisbury Cathedral Author Event

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