Audio & Video Photographs Writers Writing
Outriders Africa: Meet Amanda Thomson and Sabrina Mahfouz| Edinburgh International Book Festival
Red Wolves in the Mist by Elizabeth Laird The wolf came towards us out of the mist, trotting on stilted legs. He was lean but his black-tipped tail was bushy. Unlike his grey European cousins, he was rust-red, bright enough to stand out vividly against the chalky green vegetation… Red Wolves in the Mist by Elizabeth Laird
Outriders Africa: Meet Kei Miller | Edinburgh International Book Festival
Outriders Africa: Meet Donna Ogunnaike & Wanjiru Koinange | Edinburgh International Book Festival
Assembly Rooms for Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Outriders Africa: Tsitsi Dangarembga & Nadine Aisha Jassat | Edinburgh International Book Festival
Outriders Africa: Meet Emmanuel Iduma and Eliza Anyangwe | Edinburgh International Book Festival
David Almond
DeRay Mckesson at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Assembly Rooms for Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
As The Proverb Goes… by Anne Fine Elsewhere. For me the word had a magic ring right from the start, like the beginning of a fairy tale. Once Upon a Time… … As The Proverb Goes… by Anne Fine
Elizabeth Mac Donald
Lindsay Hawdon
Elizabeth Macneal
Julia Neuberger talks to Richard Holloway at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Tessa McWatt & Zeba Talkhani at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Assembly Rooms for Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Ben Okri at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
George Alagiah speaks to Allan Little at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
The things I brought with me when I knew we were leaving home forever by Jenny Valentine My grandmother was the thinnest woman I ever knew. Her ankles stuck like reeds from the dark, weighted pools of her shoes… The things I brought with me when I knew we were leaving home forever by Jenny Valentine
Ann Cleeves at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Tom Fletcher fan poses with book: © Robin Mair
Sandi Toksvig
Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Matt Haig at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Kevin Barry at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
The Novelist and the Tyrants by S J Naudé In the South Africa of the 1970s and 80s, political writing was practically the only mode that was available to writers who wanted to be taken seriously. And coupled with the need to integrate a critique of the inhumane system of apartheid into one’s fiction, was the requisite mode of realism, which had long been viewed as the most effective vehicle for politically engaged fiction… The Novelist and the Tyrants by S J Naudé
Peggy Riley
Megan Bradbury
Young book fan reads while waiting to meet Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Assembly Rooms for Tom Fletcher: © Robin Mair
Leah Boleto: © Robin Mair
Cat Clarke
Donatella Di Pietrantonio
Ma Jian talks to André Naffis-Sahely at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Howard Jacobson at the Edinburgh International Book Festival