Durham Book Festival
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Turn Up for the Books
20 November 2024 by
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Behind the Scenes at TUFTB: Crafting Stories & Inspiring Change
20 November 2024 by
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North East Now
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Lying Perfectly Still: Interview with Laura Fish
19 September 2024 by
Lying Perfectly Still, the latest novel from Women’s Prize longlisted author of Strange Music Laura Fish, is a searing inside...
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What We’re Reading: Durham Book Festival 2024 Edition
19 September 2024 by
The fast approaching Durham Book Festival leads to many lunchtime conversations here at NWN about the authors we’re most excited...
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Imagining a future career in literature: Lucy Twigg on her experience with Turn Up for the Books
22 November 2023 by
Lucy Twigg reflects on how meeting writers and readers fuelled her confidence to pursue her own creative path.
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Readers, Writers and Book Reviews: Catherine Dent on her time as a young programmer at Durham Book Festival
21 November 2023 by
Catherine Dent reflects on how this year’s team played their part in the festival, and everything they learned along the way.
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What We’re Reading: Durham Book Festival 2023 Edition
15 September 2023 by
With less than a month to go until Durham Book Festival 2023 kicks off, we’re eagerly eyeing up the festival...
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Audio Commission: Cuddy’s Course Self-Guided Literary Walk
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What Does the Future Hold?
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Essay Commission: Cuthbert and the Female Saints: Dr Janina Ramirez
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Writing the Missing – The Water Trilogy
In mesmeric lyrical dialogue with her brain, the river and the sea, award winning disabled activist, writer and performer Lisette Auton weaves together character and setting to provoke debate and action in The Water Trilogy.
