Ian Marsh will be visiting Rainhill Library to give a talk about his book Murderer: On Your Mark on Monday the 14th March at 4.30. Dr Ian Marsh has been a university lecturer for many years and has taught, researched and written widely on crime and criminal justice. He is the author of numerous academic books on crime and justice, and uses his professional expertise to write a brilliant and insightful tale of passion and murder.
William P Thomson will be holding an author talk on Monday 14th March from 6pm on his title 'Prometheus Ascending'. The talk will take place at Victoria Library in London where William will be discussing how far are we willing to go to prolong human life? A sci-fi story on the world's first brain transplant! To find out more go to http://sciencefictiontalk.eventbrite.co.uk
A.C Allanby will be at 'Thames Ditton Farmers Market' on Saturday 27th February between 9am-1pm, celebrating the release of her childrens book 'The Transom Trilogy I: The Adventures of Captain Antonio' Not only will the author be signing copies of her book, there will be a 'Captain Antonio' treasure hunt for the children throughout the market!
On Monday 7th December Sylvia Pink will be at Sutton in Ashfield Library signing copies of her book 'Carolyne Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective'. The event will be from 11am-12pm. Sylvia Pink wrote her first book at twelve, then acted it out to an audience. The story required falling out of a tree but she survived unhurt. She has enjoyed three separate careers and is happy being a member and volunteer for local charities, which have included The Rotary Club and The National Trust. Sylvia has been married to her lovely husband Tony for many years. She has a talented son who now has his own family and a stepdaughter who also has a family. Sylvia is a history ‘geek', loves gardening and walking her enormous and much loved labrador dog. In Carolyne Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective, Caroline Mayville, a sixty year old retired schoolteacher, lives a very traditional village life. She tends her garden, walks her dog and volunteers at the local fete. But all of that is about to change.
Sue Morgan and Dave D will be visiting Cannock Library on Saturday 5th December between 10 and 3 to promote Dave D's Diary. For the chance to get your signed copy of the book and meet the adorable eponymous collie, be sure to drop in and say hi.
The author of the intriguing novel, The Boy Who Talks to Animals, is going to be present at the Folk Museum, Oala, Gozo Island, Malta to sign his book’s copies. The event is going to take place on 8th February from 5 PM in the evening to 11 PM late night. As a native to the island, the author will be present till the end and is also hoping to make the event a lively one with music and other activities instead of just signing copies of his book. The event will include reading some excerpts from his book by four different people. A young guitarist will also be present to play during intervals and an artist will be painting the author’s portrait while he talks about his book! Therefore, this event is going to be an interesting one and shouldn’t be missed by the readers. The Boy Who Talks to Animals is a fictional novel based on a boy with the unique gifted abilities to communicate with the animals. The author describes in the book that it is easily observed and not uncommon to find individuals with some disability who have their other senses enhanced as a compensation. For instance, often times, a blind person is seen to have his other senses heightened like enhanced hearing, touch or smell aids. Nic Carey was born in Wokingham, Berkshire in 1952. He went to University of Manchester and qualified as an architect. He spent 12 years living in Canada and is now retired and lives in Gozo with his wife Dolores and their dogs. He is a member of the rotary club in Gozo and is an active volunteer in his community.
Austin Macauley’s talented author of By Jove!!!, Kevin J. Adcock, will be giving an interview to BBC Radio Leicester on 20th February 2020 from 3:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Don’t miss to tune in to BBC radio on the 20th of February to listen to the interview. By Jove!!! is a children’s book with a wizard named Jove who releases a demon unintentionally and has to return it from where it came. Jove is provided help by the Cosmic Dancer and has to fight the Electric Warrior and Flowers of Evil. To get a copy of this lovely book, click here. Born in Newark in 1954, author Kevin J. Adcock currently resides in rural Leicestershire along with his wife and a son. He follows rugby and football and enjoys collecting music and books.
The author Patrick Church will be attending a book signing event happening in Waterstones Arc Centre, Bury St Edmunds from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm on Saturday 14th March 2020. Meet the author and get your copies signed. The Smallest Show on Earth is an intriguing autobiography of Patrick Church depicting his trials and joys of being a projectionist, screening blockbusters like ‘Jaws’. His role was a low paid but as decades rolled by, it became precarious with the advent of TV and Bingo. He had to struggle a lot to keep his job going and the buildings in operation. His book is reflecting his love for cinema and also how his passion helped him in succeeding. Patrick Church mainly served as a projectionist in his career. He wrote an autobiography on himself in this book. He’s showing how he guided cinema through the competitive advent of TV.
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