Saturday 10 July, 1.30pm – 3.00pm IVYBRIDGE LIBRARY Come and meet Tania Crosse who will be talking about and signing copies of her new books Hope at Holly Cottage and…

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…Hebden Bridge, HX7 8EP) to talk about her writing, meet fans and sign copies of her books. Free tickets available from Hebden Bridge Library or ring 01422 392638 Recommend This:…

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…various Where’s Wally parties. How great that they are even offering free Wally costume hire, eh? Well, if you happen to leave it rather late sorting your outfit for a…

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…see our monthly Book Club choice and a miss the chance to send in your review (to win a free book) and ask the featured author any questions. Recommend This:…

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…Road, London WC2H 0EB. For more information call the bokoshop on 020 7437 5660. Tickets are Free, but need to be reserved by emailing events@foyles.co.uk or online here. Recommend This:…

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…morning – yep, there it was, a code on the back of the Cheerios packet. Technology has a way of creeping into our lives so seemlessly we don’t notice the…

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…are three rules to follow during slow reading: 1) Free yourself from digital disruption 2) Don’t scan – practise reading each line left to right, and take in every word…

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…– The Secret Files, Secret Chronicles and Secret Documents of Sherlock – are all OUT NOW and available to buy. Don’t forget P&P is free! Kathryn, Publishing Assistant Recommend This:…

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Saturday 19th June, 12.30 p.m. Rachel Caine will be appearing at Foyles (113-119 Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0EB) as part of the Summer Scream events. Tickets: Free, to reserve…

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…and other disabled people today. Which is why a mention in Stylist magazine of Calibre caught my eye. This charity offers a free nationwide postal service of recorded books after…

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…LA1 1NL (Tel 01624 64695). A hilarious and indispensable guide to surviving the rise of the undead – test your innate skills and come celebrate the fact that you will…

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I’ve come across an interesting site – Librivox.com. A site which aims to make all public domain books available as free audio books (that means books published before 1923…) and…

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…When circumstances force Joseph to leave the family home, Harriet is happy to accompany him and break free from the controlling influence of her stepmother. But Harriet is unprepared for…

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…journalist Philip Dryden is not convinced, and he begins digging for the truth. All too soon, there’s another frozen corpse to consider – that of Declan’s best friend. And suddenly…

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…are free but limited, so follow Look Left Look Right on Twitter to get yours now. Click here to see a video from Look Left Look Right’s last event –…

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…side of the entrance was blocked by people and overflowing out of the station. The other side had sensibly been left free for passengers leaving the station, but just as…

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1940, San Francisco. Ray Sherwood has arrived in town on tour with the Jack Donovan Orchestra and plenty of bad memories. But in meeting two women on the same day…

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…It appears that 1 in 50 people won’t appreciate the charm of Harriet Russell’s Envelopes. Perhaps I’m biased, but whilst 49 book-lovers cooed and exclaimed in delight at every page,…

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…page, John Wilcox has already visited Fulham library to discuss his novel Starshine. On Tuesday 8th Edward Marston will be talking about his WW1 Home Front Detective series and –…

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“Roll up, roll up! Come, take a seat, turn the page and discover what astounding stories await you behind these two covers…” My last two reads were The Somnambulist by…

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…those over-grown children of the 80s out there, you might like to catch up with Mr Blake’s recent work in Beyond the Page, or grab the opportunity to see an…

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