Author Talks in Manchester
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You Choose Party with Nick Sharratt & Pippa Goodhart - Deansgate
📍 Waterstones
£3.00 - £15.00

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The Knave and the Moon Midnight Release - Manchester Trafford Centre
📍 Waterstones
£10.00 - £30.00
FREEChat & choose at Limehurst Library
📍 Limehurst Library
FREEChat & choose at Fitton Hill Library
📍 Fitton Hill Library
FREEChat & choose at Northmoor Library
📍 Northmoor Library

Michaela Yearwood-Dan: The Practice of Liberation Book Launch
📍 The Whitworth
Free - £25.00
FREELaunch of Indefensible by John Hyde

MSA Access to Architecture – Who Gets to Become an Architect?
📍 Arcadis

Queered Up Now
FREEBunker Talk #169: Campbell Edinborough
📍 The Salutation Pub

An Afternoon with Kate Atkinson

Paul Mason: Reds

Owen Jones

Seat Unique Presents An Evening with President Barack Obama | Manchester
📍 Co-op Live

Natasha Walter: Feminism for a World on Fire

An Afternoon with Elif Shafak
FREEPubs for the people: Sivamohan Valluvan and Amit Singh with Lewis Bassett
📍 Track Brewing Co - Brewery & Taproom

Jo Whiley
📍 Albert Hall Manchester
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Author Talks in Manchester — Guide
Author talks in Manchester 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 Manchester 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.