Kenny Imafidon, a talented student with a side hustle as a dealer, was accused of a murder he didn’t commit. That Peckham Boy is his story.
Supported by Village Books
Join psychologist Dr Martha Deiros Collado, talking about How to Be the Grown-up, an empowering, practical toolkit for all parents raising children today. Supported by Dulwich Books
Join former BBC Tech Correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones in conversation with Dulwich College Master Dr Joe Spence, discussing his memoir Ruskin Park – “a poignant social history”. Supported by Village Books
Join us for an afternoon of murder and mystery as local crime writers Abigail Dean, Christie Watson and Susan Allott talk about how they keep the reader guessing. Supported by Village Books
Join Peter Frankopan, bestselling author of The Silk Roads, talk about his latest book, The Earth Transformed, which shows the natural environment’s influence on global history.
Join Sunday Times bestselling author, Sathnam Sanghera, talking about Empireworld, an account of Britain’s imperial past in all its ambiguity. Supported by Village Books
In his bestselling book, How They Broke Britain, LBC’s James O’Brien discusses the shady network that made Britain a place of strikes, shortages and scandals. Supported by Dulwich Books.
Author William Viney, an identical twin himself, discusses his fascinating new book TWINKIND, the first illustrated global exploration of the cultural significance of twins. Supported by Dulwich Books
Alexander Larman, the master chronicler of the twentieth century House of Windsor, joins us to discuss his trilogy of revelatory and acclaimed books. Supported by Dulwich Books
Author Rob Eastaway reveals the surprising ways in which Shakespeare was influenced by the mathematical innovations that were happening in the world around him. Supported by Village Books
Join Channel 4 news presenter, Cathy Newman, discussing her book The Ladder, which brings together inspiration and advice from some of the world’s most influential women.
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Join Ella Mills talk about her latest cook book Healthy Made Simple, an instant Sunday Times bestseller, which is full of recipes to make healthy eating easy.
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Meet Katie Kirby, bestselling author of the Lottie Brooks series! Can Lottie get through term without leaving chaos in her wake? Join Katie to find out. Supported by Village Books
Please note this event is cancelled.
Join Katja Hoyer, a talented young historian, discussing her best-selling book Beyond The Wall, a powerfully told account of East Germany behind the Iron Curtain.
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Come celebrate and support the shortlist and winners of this year’s Festival Competitions and see their work! Spanning Children’s Art, Teen Filmmaking and Flash Fiction from all ages. No booking required.