The continuing impact of slavery
Investigative journalist Paul Lashmar, Associate Professor of Journalism at City St George’s, University of London, will be in conversation with [...]
Intensifying political and religious repression
‘Ruthven argues that western governments and businesses are whitewashing Saudi atrocities by lavishing investment, sporting spectacles such as the World [...]
The Hiroshima Men by Iain MacGregor
Writes Cliff Caswell for Soldier Magazine: 'Throughout, the historian draws on a mountain of research while using testimony from the surviving [...]
A deeply personal account of Beethoven’s life and music
John Suchet’s new book on Beethoven – his eighth – stands apart. Part memoir, part biography, In Search of Beethoven is a [...]
Fifth book on the Tudors tells of treachery, deceit and the death of a dynasty
BridLit audiences are in for a treat with Tracy Borman at Bridport Electric Palace on Sunday 2 November at 4pm. [...]
A front-row seat to turbulent times in British politics
‘The revelations are out from Simon Hart’s book: The Political Diaries of a Chief Whip,’ writes Melanie McDonagh in The Standard. ‘There’s [...]
Your Guide to BridLit’s Must-See Events
BridLit Highlights Discover What’s On Limited Seats Remaining Dear Friends and Supporters of BridLit We [...]
Bridport Literary Festival 3- 9 November
Bridport Literary Festival kicks off this Sunday, with four events at the Electric Palace, an afternoon of poetry and music [...]
Picture of Tanya and Lily at the Palace
BridLit director Tanya Bruce-Lockhart and her beloved dog, Lily, have been immortalised in a new portrait at Bridport Electric Palace. [...]
Bridport Literary Festival launches second year of student bursary
Applications are invited for Bridport Literary Festival’s second bursary award, which is worth £3,000 a year for three years to [...]