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LIVE 24-SEVEN


LICHFIELD LITERATURE FESTIVAL 26TH-29TH MARCH


Amanda Owen, the Yorkshire Shepherdess, is among a raft of authors taking part in the Lichfield Literature Festival which runs from the 26th-29th March. The best-selling author and TV star will be sharing heart-warming and honest anecdotes from her remarkable farming life in North Yorkshire where she’s raised a flock of 1,000 sheep and a family of nine children with her husband Clive.


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Enduring historical enigmas are unravelled by Nathan Amin, author of The House of Beaufort and Mark Bostridge, biographer of Florence Nightingale and Henry Hitchings will explain Why Samuel Johnson still matters.


Sports Journalist, Phil Cartwright discusses football’s most shocking moments and hear from Raffi Berg about his book Red Sea Spies - the true story which inspired the Netflix movie The Red Sea Diving Resort.


On a gentler note, indulge in Afternoon Tea in the ballroom at Swinfen Hall Hotel with Sunday Times bestseller Lucy Diamond. Her fifteenth novel An Almost Perfect Holiday is a warm and witty story of friendship, family and hope.


Her fascinating journey from urban Huddersfield teenager to rural shepherdess and earth mother includes stints as a freelance dairy milker and alpaca shearer. It’s a life that has almost gone in today’s modern world, one ruled by animals and the four seasons.


Other highlights include Craig Glenday, editor of the Guinness Book of Records - undoubtedly the most popular children’s non-fiction book of all time. Find out what record was set on your birthday and get a sense of how big some of the biggest record holders such as the tallest man, the largest space station and even the largest pizza really are.


However, this is just the tip of the iceberg – there is a fantastic line-up of debut and best-selling authors covering a multitude of literary genres alongside interactive events including a creative writing workshop for aspiring younger readers and Book Speed Dating!


The theme for this year’s Lichfield Festival is “Art inspired by Art” so Helen Emery, the curator of Lichfield Literature has woven other art forms into the programme including dance and theatre as well as the Festival’s inaugural Poetry Slam with former Staffordshire Poet Laureate Emily Galvin.


Full details of all events and bookings can be made online atwww.lichfieldliteraturefestival.org


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ENTERTAINMENT L I T ERATURE F E S T IVAL


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