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ERICA JAMES • RHIK SAMADDER • MARTIN EDWARDS • CHRIS SIMMS • KATE ELLIS

HELEN PEPPER • CATH STAINCLIFFE • RAYNOR WINN • CATHERINE SCOTT

JAMES CAMPBELL • JIM WHALLEY • GARETH P. JONES • SAVIOUR PIROTTA

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Back for a second year, the East Riding Festival of Words is jam packed with fascinating bestselling authors and interesting discussions.

The Festival of Words, organised by East Riding Libraries, returns for a second year from 15-20 October 2019.

The festival features a sparkling lineup of speakers, starting with a talk at Willerby Library on Tuesday, 15 October, from Stephen May. His style is as much stand-up comedy as author talk!

Bestselling author Duncan Barrett discusses the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands during WW2 in his new book ‘Hitler’s British Isles’ on Wednesday, 16 October at South Cave Library.

On Thursday, 17 October, the festival continues in North Bridlington Library with Danuta Kot, whose book ‘Life Ruins’ was described by Amazon as “Broadchurch meets The Missing”.

The Festival moves to Beverley Art Gallery on Friday, 18 October as we welcome actor and Guardian columnist Rhik Samadder to discuss his wonderful book, ‘I Never Said I Loved You’, followed by the enchanting Christy Lefteri, who will be discussing her bestselling book, The Beekeeper of Aleppo.

Saturday, 19 October presents a dazzling array of crime authors, brought to us by the Murder Squad including Cath Staincliffe (who wrote the ITV series ‘Blue Murder’) and an expert panel of bestselling authors; Margaret Murphy, Helen Pepper and the wonderful Ann Cleeves (famed for being the author behind ITV’s ‘Vera’ and BBC’s ‘Shetland’ series). The day culminates in a 1920s themed murder mystery dinner at Beverley Memorial Hall, written by crime author Kate Ellis – fancy dress optional!

Sunday, 20 October focuses on the theme of ‘Belonging’ and starts with ‘The Big Read’ and the outstanding Raynor Winn, whose book ‘The Salt Path’ was described by The Times as the “most inspirational book of the year”.

Join Jessica Fellowes; who wrote the Downton Abbey companion books, followed by gloriously indulgent tea and cakes in the stunning gallery setting between 3 - 4pm, followed by our finale, the wonderful bestselling romance author, Erica James.

Book early to guarantee your place

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Tuesday, 15 October 2019

7 – 8pm Stephen May We Don’t Die of Love Willerby Library

Wednesday, 16 October

7 – 8pm Duncan Barrett Hitler’s British Isles South Cave Library

Thursday, 17 October

7 – 8pm Danuta Kot Coastal Crime: Life Ruins North Bridlington Library

Friday, 18 October

10am – 3pm Catherine Scott Poetry WorkshopEducation Room Treasure House

3.30 – 4.30pm Rhik Samadder I Never Said I Loved You Beverley Art Gallery

7 – 8pm Christy Lefteri The Beekeeper of Aleppo Beverley Art Gallery

Saturday, 19 October

10 – 11am Martin Edwards The Golden Age of Crime Beverley Memorial Hall

11.30am – 12.30pm

Jess Kidd, Chris Simms and Amanda Mason

Gothic Thrillers Beverley Memorial Hall

1 – 2pm Kate Ellis History and Mystery Beverley Memorial Hall

3 – 4pm Ann Cleeves, Margaret Murphy and Helen Pepper

The Art of Forensics Beverley Memorial Hall

5 – 6pm Cath Staincliffe What’s the Script? Beverley Art Gallery

7.30 – 10pm Death at the Dig Murder Mystery Dinner Beverley Memorial Hall

Sunday, 20 October

11am – 12 noon Raynor Winn The Big Read: The Salt Path Beverley Art Gallery

2 – 3pm Jessica Fellowes The Age of Elegance: From Downton to the Mitfords

Beverley Art Gallery

3 – 4pm Tea and Cakes Beverley Art Gallery

4 – 5pm Erica James An Afternoon with Erica James

Beverley Art Gallery

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RHIK SAMADDER‘I NEVER SAID I LOVED YOU’3.30 – 4.30pm | Beverley Art Gallery | £6

Rhik Samadder is an actor and Guardian columnist whose first book ‘I Never Said I Loved You’ takes the reader on a voyage through his own mental health and recovery from depression, which he has had for most of his life.

‘I Never Said I Loved You’ has been described as “searingly honest, heartbreakingly poignant and unexpectedly hilarious...”

Rhik’s book describes how he ended up where he was, what he does to counter the darkness that pulled him in, and the way in which his actions impacted on those around him.

CHRISTY LEFTERI‘THE BEEKEEPER OF ALEPPO’7 – 8pm | Beverley Art Gallery | £6

Beautifully written, ‘The Beekeeper of Aleppo’ is a testament to the power of the human spirit to overcome insurmountable odds. Nuri and his wife Afra have to leave their beautiful city of Aleppo as it is torn apart by war. They take a perilous route through Turkey and Greece in search of an uncertain future in Britain.

Hear how Christy Lefteri found inspiration for her book when working as a volunteer at a refugee centre in Athens and witnessed the desperation of people fleeing from their own war torn countries.

Tuesday, 15 October

STEPHEN MAY WE DON’T DIE OF LOVE7 – 8pm | Willerby Library | £5

Stephen May’s warm-hearted and funny new novel deals with some of the defining questions of our time: How do you make a long marriage work? What does the phrase ‘Northern Powerhouse’ actually mean? And is breakfast really the most important meal of the day? In a performance that is as much stand-up comedy as it is author talk, Stephen attempts to wrestle with the absurdities of the way we live now.

Stephen has written five novels including the Costa Novel Award shortlisted ‘Life! Death! Prizes!’ He has also been shortlisted for The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize, and is a past winner of the Wales Book of the Year Reader’s Choice Award.

Wednesday, 16 October

DUNCAN BARRETT HITLER’S BRITISH ISLES7 – 8pm | South Cave Library | £5

Duncan Barrett is the internationally bestselling author of ‘The Sugar Girls’, ‘GI Brides’ and ‘The Girls Who Went to War’. For his new book, he interviewed more than a hundred men and women who lived through the German occupation of the Channel Islands during WW2.

In this talk he shares some of their remarkable tales – the true stories behind the fiction of the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society. By turns tragic, heroic and hilarious, they shine a light on what life was like for the only British population to live under the Third Reich, and offer a glimpse into the alternate history we might have lived through if Hitler’s invasion of mainland Britain had gone ahead as planned.

Thursday, 17 October

DANUTA KOT LIFE RUINS7 – 8pm | North Bridlington Library | £5

‘Life Ruins’ combines haunting landscapes with a gripping plot. Three very different people are connected by a thread of violence and hope. Can the three of them help each other rebuild their lives from the ruins of the past?

Described by Amazon as “Broadchurch meets The Missing – hard-hitting, pacey and with modern social issues at its heart”.

Danuta will take us through the influences that have shaped ‘Life Ruins’ such as poverty, alienation and social breakdown to produce a very modern crime novel.

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FRIDAY 18 October

LOUISE BEECHHOST FOR RHIK SAMADDER

Louise is a local author, fast gaining national recognition. ‘The Lion Tamer Who Lost’ was shortlisted for Romantic Novel of the Year 2019 and ‘Call Me Star Girl’ recently won Book of the Year in the Big Book Awards 2019.

PAUL HUGHESHOST FOR CHRISTY LEFTERI

Paul is an avid reader, a published poet and a Library Supervisor. He began his working life as an ecologist before working in the NHS for 20 years, and now manages North Bridlington Library.

POETRY WRITING WORKSHOPCATHERINE SCOTT 10am – 3pm | The Treasure House, Beverley | £18

Highly regarded local performance poet and playwright Catherine Scott has been commissioned by the Festival of Words to deliver a one day poetry writing workshop with the theme of; ‘My Mind, My Thoughts’.

Everyone taking part will be able to submit a poem free of charge to the East Riding Festival of Words Poetry Competition 2019. Tea, coffee and water will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch or use the Treasure House café (remember, library members get 10% off in the café - just show your card).

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MARTIN EDWARDS THE GOLDEN AGE OF CRIME10 – 11am | Beverley Memorial Hall | £6

Martin Edwards is internationally recognised as an expert on crime fiction and the author of ‘The Golden Age of Murder’, a ground-breaking study of classic detective stories written between the wars.

His latest novel, ‘Gallows Court’, has been nominated for the 2019 eDunnit award for best crime novel and the CWA Historical Dagger. He has been awarded the Crime Writers’ Association Dagger in the Library and has been nominated for the fourth time for the CWA Short Story Dagger.

KATE ELLIS HISTORY AND MYSTERY1 – 2pm | Beverley Memorial Hall | £6

History and crime writing make a fantastic combination. Kate Ellis was described by The Times as “a beguiling author who interweaves past and present” and has written twenty three novels featuring archaeology graduate, DI Wesley Peterson and five crime novels with a supernatural twist featuring DI Joe Plantagenet. Kate has been twice shortlisted for the CWA Short Story Dagger and for the CWA Dagger in the Library. Her latest Wesley Peterson novel is ‘Dead Man’s Lane’ and the second novel in a new trilogy set in the aftermath of the First World War.

MURDER DAY Sat, 19 October


THE ART OF FORENSICS3 – 4pm | Beverley Memorial Hall | £8

Our expert panel look at how authors blend crime writing with forensic science... from carrying out research with forensic experts to working with producers and scriptwriters; discover how our award winning crime writers create such accurate and vivid narratives.

ANN CLEEVESAnn Cleeves is the author behind ITV’s ‘Vera’ and BBC One’s ‘Shetland’. She has written over twenty five novels, and is the creator of detectives Vera Stanhope and Jimmy Perez - characters loved both on screen and in print. Her books have sold millions of copies worldwide. In 2012 she was inducted into the CWA Crime Thriller Awards Hall of Fame and in 2017 was the recipient of the CWA Diamond Dagger, the highest honour in British crime writing.

MARGARET MURPHYMargaret Murphy is founder of Murder Squad and a past Chair of the Crime Writers Association (CWA) She is a CWA Short Story Dagger winner, she has also been shortlisted for the First Blood critics’ award for crime fiction as well as the CWA Dagger in the Library. She has published nine psychological suspense novels and a trilogy of forensic thrillers under the pseudonym A.D. Garrett. Margaret Murphy and Helen Pepper have just released their first title under the pseudonym Ashley Dyer, ‘The Cutting Room’.

HELEN PEPPERHelen Pepper is a Senior Lecturer in Policing and Forensics. She has been an analyst, Forensic Scientist, Scene of Crime Officer, CSI, Crime Scene Manager and Crime Scene Co-ordinator. An author in her own right, Helen has been a Crime Writers’ Association Non-fiction Dagger judge and has been the forensic consultant on several hit television series, including ‘Vera’, ‘Shetland’ and ‘Bancroft’.

GOTHIC THRILLERS DISCUSSION PANEL11.30am – 12.30pm | Beverley Memorial Hall | £6

Our outstanding panel discuss the allure of Gothic Thrillers and how contemporary Crime Thrillers are often rooted in the Gothic tradition.

JESS KIDDJess Kidd’s first novel, ‘Himself ’, was shortlisted for both the Irish Book Awards and the Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award and longlisted for the prestigious CWA John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger. Her second novel, ‘The Hoarder’, a tale of a lonely care worker and her cranky client set in West London, is currently being adapted for a three-part series by the BBC. In her latest book ‘Things in Jars’ she takes things to a new level weaving a plot that is thrilling, mysterious and twisted; introducing us to Victorian detective, Bridie Devine.

CHRIS SIMMSAlong with nominations for the Theakston’s Crime Novel of the Year Award and Crime Writers’ Association Dagger awards for his novels and short stories, Chris Simms was selected by Waterstone’s as one of their “25 Authors for the Future”.

AMANDA MASONBorn and brought up in Whitby, Amanda Mason has been described as a brilliant and compelling new voice in fiction. Her stunning debut novel, the ‘Wayward Girls’, takes classic gothic themes and gives them a contemporary twist.



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There will be a Festival book stall at every event, with discounts and special offers, and the opportunity for book signing.

Ideal for Christmas gifts (or presents for you!)

CATH STAINCLIFFE WHAT’S THE SCRIPT?5 – 6pm | Beverley Art Gallery | £6

Join Cath Staincliffe, award winning novelist, radio playwright and creator of ITV’s hit series ‘Blue Murder’ for a fascinating insight into writing crime drama for television and radio.

Cath also writes the ‘Scott & Bailey’ tie-in books and has been shortlisted for the CWA New Blood Dagger, the Dagger in the Library and won the Short Story Dagger in 2012.

NICK QUANTRILL HOST FOR ‘MURDER DAY’With a growing reputation as an event chair, local crime author Nick Quantrill has interviewed a series of writers on stage including Lee Child, Martina Cole, Val McDermid, Peter Robinson and Mark Billingham. Nick will be with us again this year to guide us through a fantastic festival of crime writing.

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Saturday,

19 October

DEATH AT THE DIG MURDER MYSTERY DINNER7.30 – 10pm | Beverley Memorial Hall

£20 (two course meal included)

Crime Writer Kate Ellis will be with us to present her very own ‘Death at the Dig’; a 1920s murder mystery.

As an audience member you will be able to play detective to discover who murdered the famous archaeologist Professor Digson! Was it landowner Lady Bramley or her niece Letty Sweeting who wanted him dead?

Could it have been either of his colleagues Alban Twist or Mabel Setwell who finished him off? Both disliked him intensely...

Our cast for the evening will be made up of actors from the ever popular local amateur dramatic group ‘The Chameleon Players’. 1920s dress optional.

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BELONGING Sun, 20 October

THE BIG READ‘THE SALT PATH’ BY RAYNOR WINN11am – 12 noon | Beverley Art Gallery Free event – Booking Essential

What do you do when there seems to be nothing left and no time? Raynor Winn and her husband Moth impulsively decided to walk the 630 mile South West Coast path.

Having lost their home and livelihood just as Moth is diagnosed with a terminal illness, they leave their old life behind and start walking. Living wild and free at the mercy of the sea and sky they discover a new and liberating existence on the Salt Path.

This is a truly revelatory tale of the impact of homelessness and strength of the human spirit to endure.

Raynor will be in conversation with Paul Hughes, to talk about her writing, the redemptive qualities of walking and the true meaning of home.

“The Most Inspirational Book of this Year...” – The Times



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PAUL HUGHES HOST FOR RAYNOR WINNPaul is an avid reader, a published poet and a Library Supervisor. He began his working life as an ecologist before working in the NHS for 20 years, and now manages North Bridlington Library.

AILSA OLIVER HOST FOR JESSICA FELLOWES AND ERICA JAMESAilsa is an actor and performer who reads voraciously and currently enjoys volunteering for Absolutely Cultured at the museums, galleries and events in Hull. Ailsa is a freelance actor, working for two professional companies, and is a member of the Chameleon Players amateur dramatic group (also performing at our Murder Mystery Dinner!)

POETRY COMPETITIONTOP PRIZE OF £500

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TEA AND CAKES 3 - 4PM, BEVERLEY ART GALLERYMake an afternoon of it,

and enjoy tea and delicious

cakes in the stunning gallery

setting. Just £4 per person or

included within the day ticket.

JESSICA FELLOWESTHE AGE OF ELEGANCE: FROM DOWNTON TO THE MITFORDS2 – 3pm | Beverley Art Gallery | £6

Enjoy a gloriously indulgent afternoon with International bestselling author Jessica Fellowes. Jessica is best known for her work as author of the companion books to Downton Abbey which made the New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller’s lists.

Former deputy editor of Country Life and columnist on the Mail on Sunday, her splendid and glittering 1920s crime series, ‘The Mitford Murders’, has received international acclaim.

ERICA JAMESAN AFTERNOON WITH ERICA JAMES4 – 5pm | Beverley Art Gallery | £6

With an insatiable appetite for other people’s business, Erica James will readily strike up conversation with strangers in the hope of unearthing a useful gem for her writing.

She finds it the best way to write authentic characters for her novels; although her two grown-up son’s claim they will never recover from a childhood spent in a perpetual state of embarrassment at their mother’s compulsion.

The author of many bestselling novels, including ‘Gardens of Delight’, which won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award, and her recent Sunday Times top ten bestsellers, ‘Summer at the Lake’ and ‘The Dandelion Years’.

Erica now divides her time between Suffolk and Lake Como in Italy, where she strikes up conversation with unsuspecting Italians.

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THE GRUFFALO GRAND TOUR PUPPETS, PLAYS AND STORY DAYS£4 per child | Accompanying adults free | Most suitable for children aged 3+

Festival Favourites Puppets, Plays and Story Days are bringing the puppet telling of Julia Donaldson’s classic, ‘The Gruffalo’ to a library near you! Once again Carol Burton brings the wonderful story of The Gruffalo to life with her interactive puppet storytelling.

DATE TIME LIBRARY

Monday, 14 October 2.30 – 3.15pm South Cave

Tuesday, 15 October 9 – 9.45am North Ferriby

Tuesday, 15 October 2 – 2.45pm Driffield

Wednesday, 16 October 11.00 – 11.45am Market Weighton

Thursday, 17 October 10.30 – 11.15am Hedon

Friday, 18 October 1 – 1.45pm Swanland

Saturday, 19 October 10 – 11am North Bridlington

RELAXED PERFORMANCE:

Sunday, 20 October 3 – 4pm Beverley

DRAMA WORKSHOPSSHE PRODUCTIONS SECONDARY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN: Tuesday, 15 October | 4.30 – 6.30pm Beverley Library | £6

PRIMARY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN: Thursday, 17 October | 4.30 – 6.30pm Beverley Library | £6

Join She Productions in their interactive and inclusive drama workshops that encourage children to be creative, dynamic and empathetic, whilst also having lots of fun!

Using drama to lift classic and contemporary tales off the page, the workshops will explore the characters and themes of the books, bringing the world of the stories to the children.

By encouraging empathy with the characters and an appreciation of their similarities and differences, the workshops will aim to help children to gain a greater understanding of what it is to be human and enjoy using their imaginations!

Saturday, 19 OctoberCHILDREN’S EVENTSINSPIRING YOUR CHILDREN’S LOVE OF READING WITH A VARIETY OF AUTHORS, ENERGETIC STORYTELLING AND A BARREL OF LAUGHS!



NINJA ALIEN PIRATE PARTYGARETH P. JONESParkway Cinema, Beverley | 11am – 12 noon Age suitability 4+ | £6 per ticket

Award winning children’s author, Gareth P Jones sings, plays and raps songs inspired by his eclectic selection of published books including ‘Ninja Meerkats’, ‘Steampunk Pirates’, ‘The Dinosaurs are Having a Party’ and that book about a pair of murderous twins with the title no-one can ever remember!

Expect a highly interactive, energetic performance like no other!

BABY’S FIRST JAILBREAKJIM WHALLEY AND STEPHEN COLLINSGoole Library | 10.30 – 11.30am Age suitability 3 – 7 years | £4 per ticket | Accompanying adults free

Baby Frank is in trouble again! He’s got the zoo of his dreams, but a rival zoo is taking his crowds, and worse, their animals aren’t happy. Can Frank break the animals free and save his zoo in the process?

Join author Jim Whalley and Illustrator Stephen Collins for reading, drawing and games as they take you through their sequel to the award-winning ‘Baby’s First Bank Heist’.

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THE STOLEN SPEARSAVIOUR PIROTTABeverley Library | 1.30 – 2.30pm Age suitability 7+ years | £4 per child | Accompanying adults free

Come and find out how Saviour Pirotta came to write ‘The Stolen Spear’.

Listen to some ghost stories inspired by the Neolithic which became part of the story and learn how to plot your own Stone Age adventure. Bring a notebook, pens and lots of questions.

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Sunday, 27 October


I’M ACTUALLY REALLY GROWN - UP NOWMAISIE PARADISE SHEARRINGBeverley Library | 3 – 4pm Age suitability 3+ | £4 per child | Accompanying adults free

Join author and illustrator Maisie Paradise Shearring for a workshop featuring her brand new book ‘I’m Actually Really Grown Up Now’.

In this funny story, we meet Meena who is planning her very own grown-up party and explores what it REALLY means to be a grown up.

Have fun experimenting with fashion and make Meena a brand new outfit from a colourful paper collage.

GLOVE PUPPET ANIMALSINDIGO MOON THEATREBeverley Library | 10.30 – 11.45am and 1 – 2.15pm Age Suitability: 4+ | £6 per child | Accompanying adults free

Join Anna from Indigo Moon Theatre and make some amazing animal glove puppets with moving mouths. Every one will be completely different. Once you have made your puppet you can learn how to use it and perform some amazing stories with it!

STEVIE THE SHARKANDI DAWSONBeverley Library | 1.30 – 2.30pm Age Suitability: 3+ | £4 per child | Accompanying adults free

This story of friendship, falling out and fixing things takes place in the deep, dark sea. Stevie the Shark swims down to the bottom, but wonders, “Who will come with me?”. Come along for a storytime and craft event with Flower Guard Books’ author and illustrator, Andi Dawson. Make your very own Stevie Shark or Jellyfish Jake and then join in with the interactive story time.

THE FUNNY WORLD OF...JAMES CAMPBELLParkway Cinema, Beverley | 11am – 12 noon Age suitability 6+ | £6 per ticket

A stand-up comedy show for children

over 6, their parents and anyone who

likes comedy without the rude words.

Hold onto your socks, take the banana out of your ears and enjoy the best comedy for kids from the man who invented it. James’ show will find The Funny Things about everything including pets, couscous, spaniels, making your own yoghurt, bees, why we have hair and will answer questions such as: “do sausage dogs eat sausages?”

James Campbell is a comedian, author and the man who started ‘Comedy 4 Kids’. He has written the hilarious ‘Boyface’ books and has appeared on TV programmes such as ‘Blue Peter’.

BEDTIME STORIES UNDER THE BEDBeverley Library | 5 – 6pm Age suitability 3+ | £4 per child | Accompanying adults free

What is the BIG surprise under the bed? Join us in your pyjamas for our popular bedtime stories; full of fun and games!

Under the beds are bugs and beasts,

A dragon, an alligator, eating midnight feasts.

And under the bed is something more -

Something bigger than a stable door -

Horrible, hairy, with warts on his nose,

With knots in his tail, and mould in his toes.

You really won’t believe your eyes -

For under the bed is a BIG surprise!



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