Tamworth Literary Festival
Romancing the Word Event
I am so pleased and excited to announce that I will be
attending the Tamworth Literary Festival Romancing the Word Event on Saturday June 11th
2016. The event is organised by Tina Williams of A Readers Review Blog.
Please give this great blog a like
This lovely
lady has been blogging about all things books for the last three years and
personally invited me to be a part of this great event.
I was immediately delighted and jumped at the chance.
Tina has been part of The Tamworth Literary Festival
for the last 9 months (a charity) and has been working her socks off to bring us
book themed events in this small town.
The Meet the Authors and Book Signing event, will take place in the centre of Tamworth between 10.30am and 3pm in the
Library. This is FREE for anyone attending.
On the very same day in St George’s Chapel, St Editha’s
Church (adjacent to the library) there will be author talks and a workshop. Tickets are £3 for each talk or you can buy an all day ticket for just £8
You can buy tickets by emailing tamlitfest@gmail.com - they're also available to buy from The Tamworth Information Centre by calling
01827 709581
I will be there with all my books, but only a limited amount will be taken, so if you want to pre-order, do that HERE
If you would like to know more about me and my babies, feel free to check out my website or my Facebook page
You can buy tickets by emailing tamlitfest@gmail.com - they're also available to buy from The Tamworth Information Centre by calling
01827 709581
I will be there with all my books, but only a limited amount will be taken, so if you want to pre-order, do that HERE
If you would like to know more about me and my babies, feel free to check out my website or my Facebook page
There are other events in the pipeline, organised by
TamLitFest, so for further information about these events, please keep an eye
on this blog, sign up for our newsletter or get email alerts to new blog posts.
Alternatively you can follow TamLitFest Facebook page or checkout their Wordpress
Hope to see you there....
Alternatively you can follow TamLitFest Facebook page or checkout their Wordpress
Hope to see you there....
Full days schedule and line up
Helena Fairfax is
a contemporary romance author. Her first novel, The Silk Romance, was published after passing through the Romantic
Novelists’ Association New Writers’ Scheme, where her reader taught her the
importance of romantic conflict – a lesson she’s never forgotten. Helena’s
latest romance, A Way from Heart to Heart,
is set on the Yorkshire moors. Helena walks the moors every day with her rescue
dog, finding this romantic landscape – and strangely, even the rain and mud -
the perfect place to dream up her heroes and heroines. You can find Helena on
Facebook (where she’s the only Helena Fairfax), on Twitter @helenafairfax, or
on her blog at www.helenafairfax.com.
Julia Ibbotson
lives in the heart of England in a renovated Victorian rectory. She read
English and Sociology at Keele University after a gap year in Ghana. She was a
school teacher, before gaining her PhD and becoming a university lecturer.
Apart from academic research texts, Julia has written a memoir, The Old
Rectory: escape to a Country Kitchen (with recipes), a children’s book
S.C.A.R.S, and her Drumbeats trilogy. She is currently completing a new novel,
A Shape on the Air, a historical/romance time-slip story. Apart from reading,
she loves travel, singing, swimming, yoga, Pilates, and walking. http://juliaibbotsonauthor.com/
Before becoming a writer
Rosie Goodwin was a Placement Support Worker and foster carer, and worked
in the social services department after completing a teacher training course. Rosie
lives in Nuneaton, where many of her books are set, with her husband, Trevor,
and their beloved dogs. Rosie is one of the top 250 most-borrowed library
authors in the UK and loves meeting and hearing from her readers. http://www.rosiegoodwin.co.uk/
Romancing the Word
Author Talks, Readings, Workshop and Signings
Saturday
June 11th 2016, St Editha’s Church, Tamworth and Tamworth Library
Celebrate the wonderful
world of romance with a selection of authors handpicked by Tamworth LitFest. Includes
author talks and readings, a workshop and an informal meet the author event
where you can have a chat and if you wish, purchase signed books.
Entrance to the Meet the Author/Signing is FREE. The author talks, readings and
workshop are priced at £3 each, or you can choose to pay £8 for the whole day.
11.00
am – 3.00 pm
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Meet
the Authors/Signings – Tamworth library
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10.30
am -12.00 pm
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Workshop
- How to Write a Great Romance, with Helena Fairfax: The
role of conflict in fiction, and at how to create that vital romantic tension
in a romance novel to keep the reader glued to the page. St George’s Chapel, St Editha’s
|
12.00 am – 12.10pm
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Break
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12.10
pm – 1.25 pm
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Meet the Author talk and signing with Julia Ibbotson, author of the Drumbeats trilogy and A Shape on the Air (a Dark Ages
time slip romance). St George’s
Chapel, St Editha’s
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1.25
pm -2.10 pm
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LUNCH
BREAK for those with an All Day Ticket ~ Remember to visit
the Meet the Authors/Book Signings in Tamworth library
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2.10
pm – 3.25 pm
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Meet
the Author talk and signing
with Rosie Goodwin, bestselling author. St
George’s Chapel, St Editha’s
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3.00
pm
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Close
of Meet the Authors/Signings – Tamworth library
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3.25 pm – 3.35 pm
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Break
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3.35
pm – 4.50 pm
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Author
reading and signing by Gareth J Wood, 'The cold side of the pillow: Romance's
ugly face.'
St George’s Chapel, St
Editha’s
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4.50pm
– 5.00 pm
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Summing
up and close
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About the Authors
Please note: More
information about the authors will be posted on our
social media pages.
Gareth J Wood was born in Birmingham and, barring spells in
Wales and the Far East, he's lived there ever since. He went to university in
Birmingham and Lampeter, completing a degree in literature, after which he went
over to Taipei with his partner, Claire, and tried teaching. Sadly it didn’t
work out. He and Claire now share their home with two angry terriers. Gareth
used to perform live, forming a collective called The Blue City Project. He has
written many short stories and completed two full-length novels, The Malignant
Man and The Master's Marionettes. He writes all the while and can often be seen
riding on late-night buses grumbling into torn notepads. http://www.kensingtongorepublishing.com/gj-wood/4590419807
The following authors have
signed up for the event. Visit our website and Facebook page to keep up to date
with new additions: Lucy Felthouse (Erotic
Romance), Lianne Cotton (Contemporary
Romance), Pat Spence (Contemporary,
Young Adult and Paranormal Romance), J A
Heron (Romance, Erotic Romance),
Laura Morgan (Dark Paranormal Romance),
S.J. Warner (Romance, Poetry),
Christina Smee (Historical),
Katherine Swartz (Women’s Fiction, Contemporary Romance), Carol E Wyer (Humour, Romantic Comedy), PLUS Tamworth Writers Group and more…
Remember, this part of the event is FREE, so come along to meet your
favourite authors, try a new romance genre and above all HAVE FUN!
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