Author Talks in Cambridge
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Sylvia Plath, Witchcraft & Radical Poetry
📍 Cambridge Junction
£13.50 - £32.00
House of Cromwell - Miranda Malins, at Heffers Bookshop
📍 Heffers Bookshop
£5.00 - £25.00
FREEOn Practices of Reappropriation in Digital Environments
📍 GR06/07 Faculty of English
FREENemone Metaxas: My career in broadcasting
📍 Hills Road Sixth Form College
FREEReading & discussion with author Manuel Biallas
📍 Cambridge Central Library
20 Years of Photography… Through an ADHD Lens... - CPS 26 Talks
📍 Graduate by Hilton Cambridge
£5.00
Confessions of a Nightlife Photographer - CPS 26 Talks
📍 Graduate by Hilton Cambridge
£5.00
Creative Street Photography Talk with Matt Hall - CPS 26 Talks
📍 Corpus Christi College
£5.00 - £7.50
SOLD OUTFellow's talk: Ladies, Lives, and Letters
📍 Cambridge University Library
Sold out at source
FREECAHS MT26 - Matthew Walker, Assistant Professor of British Architecture
📍 Queens' College, Old Hall
The Man Who Broke Reality - Philip Ball, at Heffers Bookshop
📍 Heffers Bookshop
£5.00 - £30.00
FREE'We Flow On': Robert Macfarlane and Mark Wormald on Living Water
📍 Cambridge University Library
FREEBook Talk with Alex de Waal and Willow Berridge: The Sudans
📍 Room SG2, Alison Richard Building
Rory Clements - Invitation from a Dictator, at Heffers Bookshop
📍 Heffers Bookshop
£5.00 - £16.99
FREEBook Talk with Joost Hilterman: The Resurrected
📍 Sidgwick Site, Alison Richards Building, Room S1
Makings of a Murderer - Double Jeopardy
📍 The Maltings
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Author Talks in Cambridge — Guide
Author talks in Cambridge are a fantastic opportunity for book lovers and curious minds to dive deep into a variety of subjects. These events bring together authors from diverse fields—fiction writers, poets, historians, and more—to share their insights and personal stories. Whether you're looking to explore new ideas or simply spend an evening with like-minded individuals, author talks in Cambridge offer a welcoming atmosphere that encourages engagement and discussion.
They typically take place in a range of venues such as cozy basement clubs, pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated talks & lectures spaces. These events are usually held weekly or monthly, allowing regular attendees to meet authors frequently without overcommitting. Expect lively discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and perhaps even book signings—all contributing to an enriching experience that bridges the gap between reading and conversation.