Bridport Literary Festival is bestseller
This year’s Bridport Literary Festival has been a bestseller, with events packed out and a line-up to appeal to all [...]
BridLit 19 shapes up to be best yet
MAIN SPONSORS: from left, Kitson & Trotman’s Richard King and Jason Hodnett, Bridport Waterstones manager Mike Paine, BridLit director Tanya [...]
How E Nesbit defied convention
A conflicted feminist, the children’s writer E Nesbit threw away her corsets, cut her hair short and took up smoking. [...]
Media coverage puts Rebel Writers in the spotlight
We’ve had some brilliant coverage of BridLit in the local media this year. And that’s largely down to the fact [...]
Epic tales of Europe needed now more than ever
Epic stories are like wild beasts – beautiful and powerful. But if they are mishandled, they can really bite, so [...]
Lost Stories are rediscovered
Professional storyteller Martin Maudsley, who is based in Bridport, will be at the Electric Palace on the last day of [...]
Book now for children’s events at this year’s BridLit
Children’s fun is on the programme at this year’s Bridport Literary Festival, including two events at Bridport Library. The library [...]
Dr David Nott: stories of courage and compassion
One of the most popular events at this year’s BridLit is on Friday 8 November at the Electric Palace at [...]
The trademark humour and pathos of Deborah Moggach
Bestselling author Deborah Moggach comes to BridLit with a new novel, The Carer, a deliciously waspish, witty and poignant novel [...]
We Need To Talk About Putin
Tickets for Mark Galeotti’s talk, We Need to Talk About Putin, on Thursday 7 November have sold so well that, [...]