Literary festivals are all over the UK and Ireland this month, in locations just as appealing as the books they showcase
Set on the beautiful Wales-England border, this year’s packed festival includes travel writer Kapka Kassabova delivering the 2023 Jan Morris Lecture, Ray Mears discussing the British woodland, and Bear Grylls and Ranulph Fiennes celebrating a love of wild spaces. Author-led tours with Wayfair Walks explore the Brecon Beacons, while the Lviv BookForum brings Ukraine’s biggest book festival to Wales.
Novelist Maggie O’Farrell, Professor Brian Cox, comedian Al Murray and poet Pam Ayres: just some of the big names set to converge on the Bard’s hometown to discuss their work. And for visitors, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved, too, including a crime-writing workshop led by Ian Rankin and Elly Griffiths, and writers’ bootcamps culminating in the chance to pitch to a literary agent.
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