by Bex McKee | Jan 11, 2022 | Books, Events, Featured Business, Features, Local News, News, People, Schools, SE Magazines, What's On
Following a knockout festival in February 2020, with ~2000 tickets booked in just three weeks, the Herne Hill Kids’ Lit Fest is bouncing back from 1-6 February 2022. The six-day festival will unite leading lights from across children’s literature to share...
by Around Dulwich | Nov 3, 2016 | Events
The Dulwich Literary Festival takes its theme from the Anthony Trollope novel The Way We Live Now. First published in book form in 1875, Trollope’s novel was inspired by the financial scandals of the early 1870s. The author had returned to England from Australia and...
by Guest Contributor | Oct 17, 2015 | Features, News
By Pan Pylas Opening the Dulwich Literary Festival at Dulwich College’s Old Library, Vince Cable was in fine form and appeared totally at ease with his surprise defeat in May’s general election, when he lost his Twickenham seat after 18 years. Without betraying...
by Sarah Pylas | Oct 13, 2015 | Features, News
What inspired you to get involved with the Dulwich Literary Festival? I am getting addicted to festivals as I tour ‘Losing it’ and have gone around the country – it will be very special to experience it on my doorstep and with such great names as well! I can see...
by Around Dulwich | Oct 12, 2015 | Events, Features
by Helen Lederer I’ve discovered there are consequences to publishing a book. No more is there a mad dash in and dash out of a book shop or even a lazy browse. Now I skulk about wondering if my book is stocked, and if it is, I debate whether I should yank it out of...