Author Talks in Newcastle upon Tyne
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*Wooler Library* - Border Readers: Words of Love
📍 Wooler Library
£8.00
The Border Readers present | WORDS OF LOVE
📍 The Lit & Phil
£8.30
An Afternoon with Ann Cleeves
📍 The Word, National Centre for the Written Word
Alys Cummings and Rebecca Philipson in conversation - Newcastle
📍 Waterstones
£3.00 - £20.00
FREEThe Lost Flowers and Urban Flora, talk with Kris McKie and James Common
📍 Bewick Hall, Level 2, Newcastle City Library
Hernan Diaz: PLY
📍 Waterstones
£6.13
SOLD OUTACOTAR #6: Spring Court Ball Midnight Release Party - Newcastle
📍 Waterstones
Sold out at source
SOLD OUTACOTAR #6: Midnight Collection - Newcastle
📍 Waterstones
Sold out at source
Last Resting Place | Book Event by Martin Lawrence
📍 The Lit & Phil
£6.13
SOLD OUTWords of Love: readings by the Border Readers
📍 Cullercoats Watch House
Sold out at source
The Pitmen Naturalists
📍 Great North Museum: Hancock
£4.00 - £5.00
FEATHER, FANG, AND THREAD: THE WILD ART OF ANGLO-SAXON NORTHUMBRIA
Free - £6.13
FREENCLA: Rebel English Academy: Mohammed Hanif
📍 Curtis Auditorium
FREEMorpeth Library - William Prince Author Talk
📍 Morpeth Library - Morpeth Sports and Leisure Centre
Beardsley at The Plaza
📍 Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Stephenson Quarter, an IHG Hotel, Hawthorn Square, Forth Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
£87.38 - £867.43
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Author Talks in Newcastle upon Tyne — Guide
Author talks in Newcastle upon Tyne 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 Newcastle upon Tyne 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.