Lavenham Literary Festival Programme

Scroll down to book your tickets online. Tickets also available directly from the Apex Bury St. Edmunds box office on 01284 758000.

Friday 13th November

Saturday 14th November

Sunday 15th November

Session Locations

Teas, coffees and light refreshments provided by the Friends of Lavenham Library will be available at the Village Hall between sessions. All proceeds will be used to support Lavenham Library. Books by the authors appearing at the Festival will be available to purchase from the Waterstones’ stall and there will be opportunities for book-signing.

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Lavenham Literary Festival Programme

Scroll down to book your tickets online. Tickets also available directly from the Apex Bury St. Edmunds box office on 01284 758000.

Friday 13th November

How to Write Best-Selling Crime Fiction | Vaseem Khan

Rediscovering Maria Cosway | Diane Boucher

Renaturing: Small Ways to Wild the Wood | James Canton

Literature & the Law | Paul Thompson

A Road for all Seasons, A Tribute to Britain | Harry Bucknall

Saturday 14th November

Saturday Day Ticket

Autumn' The Story of a Season | Kate Mosse

Words from the Hedge, a Hedgelayer's view of the countryside| Richard Negus

Four Points of the Compass | Jerry Brotton

From Bombay to Bond, Lies, Spies & Murders | Vaseem Khan

Did Cleopatra Squeak? | Janet Suzman

Entitlement: The Rise & Fall of the House of York | Andrew Lownie

About to Fall Apart | Ashley Hickson-Lovence

Sunday 15th November

The Homemade God | Rachel Joyce with Paul Venables

The Great Post Office Cover-Up | Nick Wallis with Evan Davis

The Einstein Vendetta, Hitler, Mussolini & Murder | Thomas Harding

The Great Gambon | Milly Ellis

Clueless at the Keys | Colin Sell and Janet Ellis

Session Locations

Lavenham Literary Festival Programme

Scroll down to book your tickets online. Tickets also available directly from the Apex Bury St. Edmunds box office on 01284 758000.

Friday 13th November

How to Write Best-Selling Crime Fiction | Vaseem Khan

Rediscovering Maria Cosway | Diane Boucher

Renaturing: Small Ways to Wild the Wood | James Canton

Literature & the Law | Paul Thompson

A Road for all Seasons, A Tribute to Britain | Harry Bucknall

Saturday 14th November

Saturday Day Ticket

Autumn' The Story of a Season | Kate Mosse

Words from the Hedge, a Hedgelayer's view of the countryside| Richard Negus

Four Points of the Compass | Jerry Brotton

From Bombay to Bond, Lies, Spies & Murders | Vaseem Khan

Did Cleopatra Squeak? | Janet Suzman

Entitlement: The Rise & Fall of the House of York | Andrew Lownie

About to Fall Apart | Ashley Hickson-Lovence

Sunday 15th November

The Homemade God | Rachel Joyce with Paul Venables

The Great Post Office Cover-Up | Nick Wallis with Evan Davis

The Einstein Vendetta, Hitler, Mussolini & Murder | Thomas Harding

The Great Gambon | Milly Ellis

Clueless at the Keys | Colin Sell and Janet Ellis

Session Locations

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