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Eastbourne Litfest is an exciting new book event - a warm and welcoming literary festival for all ages in our beautiful town by the sea, and a celebration of reading, writing, and wellbeing in our community. Join us for this inaugural event, taking place in venues across our beautiful town. The dates are 25-27 September 2026 and our programme details are coming soon. Register your interest to be the first to hear more. This is my very interesting podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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It’s part two of our special podcast with our Patron Dame Jacqueline Wilson. Festival Director Jane Branson and her daughter - lifelong Jacqueline fan - Anna ask about Jacqueline’s books for older readers and what she’d
In the first of two conversations recorded for the Eastbourne LitFest podcast, Dame Jacqueline Wilson sits down with Festival Director Jane Branson and lifelong fan Anna Branson to talk about a writing life that has now
Welcome to "Desert Island Books". In this new format Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast episode, people are asked to share with us the 5 books that mean the most to them and why. This episode explores 5 books that mean
For our new episode we are joined by the wonderful M.J. Buckman, local author of the award winning book “Bent is not Broken” and recently her second book, “Women of Note”. Some of the references from this show: "Save the
For our latest episode we are joined by a local Eastbourne writer whose debut work, it’s not exaggeration to say, defies convention and reshapes genres. Ed Bingham is the author of Broadlake — an extraordinary novel writ
For our latest podcast we are joined by a writer who has been a supporter and fan of our festival since our very early days. Louise Morrish is a historical fiction author and librarian from Hampshire. She writes stories
We are joined by Charles Humble. Charles is an author, editor, podcaster, and technology consultant. He's also a former software engineer, architect and CTO. He was editor-in-chief at online publication InfoQ from 2014-2
In our new episode of the Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast we had the pleasure to talk with Julia Raeside, debut author of brilliant novel, "Don't Make Me Laugh". As well as now being a best-selling novelist, Julia R
In this episode of the Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast we had the pleasure to talk with L. M. Chilton, bestselling author of“Don’t Swipe Right” and “Everyone in the group chat dies!”. Luke has been a journalist for
In our latest episode of the Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast we had the pleasure to talk with author Molly Anderson. Molly is the author of the incredible memoir, “Dad’s New Dress”. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr
In this episode of the Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast we had the pleasure to talk with local author, Jake R. Wilson. Jake is the author of “Cursed Tales: The Pharaoh of Asco Express” and “Sar Wylda and the Legendar
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Eastbourne LitFest is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (Books) and has published 12 episodes.
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