2018

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Six: Jon Stock’s writing workshop for the next generation of thriller writers

1 October 2018 // by Madison James

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Six: Jon Stock’s writing workshop for the next generation of thriller writersRead More

Litfest Reviews – Chapter Five: How motorcyclist Lois Pryce found out that “Iran is a nation of extroverts”

1 October 2018 // by Madison James

Litfest Reviews – Chapter Five: How motorcyclist Lois Pryce found out that “Iran is a nation of extroverts”Read More

LitFest Review (& news) – Epilogue: Marlborough’s favourite winning Booker novel – and LitFest’s new chair

1 October 2018 // by Tony Millett

LitFest Review (& news) – Epilogue: Marlborough’s favourite winning Booker novel – and LitFest’s new chairRead More

LitFest Reviews – Chapter 4: William Boyd – “I’m a realistic novelist”

1 October 2018 // by Sue Round

LitFest Reviews – Chapter 4: William Boyd – “I’m a realistic novelist”Read More

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Three: How Alan Johnson missed out on rock stardom – but his life has been full of music

30 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Three: How Alan Johnson missed out on rock stardom – but his life has been full of musicRead More

Chapter Three-and-a-half – David Walliams in Marlborough : a ‘totally awesome’ LitFest occasion

30 September 2018 // by Sue Round

Chapter Three-and-a-half – David Walliams in Marlborough : a ‘totally awesome’ LitFest occasionRead More

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Two: Rose Tremain and Amy Sackville

30 September 2018 // by Sue Round & Tony Millett

LitFest Reviews – Chapter Two: Rose Tremain and Amy SackvilleRead More

LitFest Reviews – Chapter One: Michael Symmons Roberts’ poetry reading

30 September 2018 // by Vincent Stokes

LitFest Reviews – Chapter One: Michael Symmons Roberts’ poetry readingRead More

Opening day of Marlborough LitFest: the Big School Read with Tamsyn Murray

27 September 2018 // by Sue Round

Opening day of Marlborough LitFest: the Big School Read with Tamsyn MurrayRead More

A hundred primary school children open Marlborough LitFest with High Street fairy tales

27 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

A hundred primary school children open Marlborough LitFest with High Street fairy talesRead More

Schoolchildren to launch 2018 Marlborough LitFest with pop-up fairy tales in the High Street

25 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

Schoolchildren to launch 2018 Marlborough LitFest with pop-up fairy tales in the High StreetRead More

The Man Booker Prize is 50 years old – you can help choose the best ever winner at Marlborough LitFest

20 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

The Man Booker Prize is 50 years old – you can help choose the best ever winner at Marlborough LitFestRead More

Author William Boyd at the Marlborough LitFest: his reading list gives extra context to his new novel

19 September 2018 // by Angus MacLennan

Author William Boyd at the Marlborough LitFest: his reading list gives extra context to his new novelRead More

Have motorcycle – will travel – & write about it : after her ride around Iran, Lois Pryce comes to Marlborough LitFest

12 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

Have motorcycle – will travel – & write about it : after her ride around Iran, Lois Pryce comes to Marlborough LitFestRead More

Vietnam War – here Julian Pettifer tells how it was reported & at Marlborough LitFest how historian Max Hastings records its ‘epic tragedy’

10 September 2018 // by Julian Pettifer

Vietnam War – here Julian Pettifer tells how it was reported & at Marlborough LitFest how historian Max Hastings records its ‘epic tragedy’Read More

Amy Sackville’s novel tells how Velázquez achieved his portraits, became painter to Philip IV & his bizarre court – you can hear her at Marlborough LitFest

5 September 2018 // by Tony Millett

Amy Sackville’s novel tells how Velázquez achieved his portraits, became painter to Philip IV & his bizarre court – you can hear her at Marlborough LitFestRead More