S.F. Williamson will be discussing the Language of Dragons series

Join us to hear S.F. Williamson discuss the latest installment to her YA Fantasy series, the A Language of Dragons.

Williamson was born and raised in Canterbury and developed a fascination with languages at an early age, which led her to study French and Italian at the University of Bath.

She began work on what would become her debut Young Adult novel A Language of Dragons (2025) whilst enrolled on the MA course in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University. The novel, about a resourceful girl attempting to decode dragon speech in an alternate reality Bletchley Park, became a bestseller and won the Older Readers category of the 2026 Waterstones Children’s Book Prize.

A Storm of Swallows: The epic conclusion to the #1 Sunday Times bestselling trilogy, A Language of Dragons.

Vivien Featherswallow has defended Britannia against a dragon invasion and the corrupt government that enabled it. But while the battle may have been won, the war is far from over…

Now Vivien and the resistance that she leads must forge a lasting peace. But doing so will require her to navigate a complex network of international dragon and human alliances, and will force her to make unthinkable sacrifices.

This event is ticketed, a Book & Ticket option includes a copy of A Storm of Swallows.

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