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Pulling Through: Help for Families Navigating Life-Changing Illness Still Breathing: 100 Black Voices on Racism Thames Mudlarking – Searching for London’s Lost Treasures You can see all the authors and titles below and read more by clicking here. There’s a wide range of books, from thrillers, memoirs and biography to non-fiction, self-help and children’s books. Each writer has just two minutes to ‘sell’ their book, which it is hoped will make this a fast-paced, fun and fascinating evening. His book I’m Just The Guy Who Says Action was launched this week to a star-studded audience including George Clooney.Īnd before then, in a pre-Festival event on Tuesday evening, 7 September, 20 authors will talk about their books at the Waterstones Local Authors Party in the Boston Room at the George IV in Chiswick High Road. Later that evening, 94-year-old TV, film and theatre director Alvin Rakoff, who lives in Bedford Park, will talk about his memoirs to the Festival director, Torin Douglas, in the Andrew Lloyd-Webber Theatre at Arts Ed. She will also talk about her own book for children, Fall Off, Get Back On, Keep Going. On Friday, Clare Balding will present the prizes for the annual Young People’s Poetry Competition, supported again by. The Chiswick Book Festival opens this week and there’s the usual strong focus on local authors. Sign up for our weekly Chiswick newsletter Online Chiswick Book Festival Hailed as 'Great Success' Virtual Chiswick Book Festival Raises £1500 for Charities Tickets Go on Sale for the Chiswick Book Festival Two minutes each for writers to sell their story at Waterstones Related Links Spotlight on Local Authors at the Chiswick Book FestivalĮvent kicks off with Clare Balding, Alvin Rakoff and 20 writers at Waterstones
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