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Hey, I have tickets to your upcoming event for Edinburgh international book festival (which I am very excited about.) I was just wondering if you know if there is an opportunity for book signing or not? Priory is a bit heavy to carry on the off chance! Love your books and can't wait for the talk x
As far as I’m aware, yes. I definitely signed last time I did EIBF!
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An important update on the 2021 Edinburgh International Book Festival…
no more charlotte square :(
also this means yet more august nonsense in the george square/meadows area, just what we need
EIBF goes online for 2020.
EIBF goes online for 2020.
The organising committee of Edinburgh International Book Festival are thrilled to announce that they are creating a special online edition of the Book Festival for 2020!
Made up of more than 100 events for adults, families and children, the programme will feature both live and pre-recorded conversations with leading writers, poets and artists from around the world. From Saturday 15 to Monday 31…
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#LitWednesday - In Light of What We Write at EIBF Podcast
In Light of What We Write is a cutting-edge creative project, bringing together young Scottish and South African artists. It's a multi-disciplinary work that was first presented in Cape Town in February 2018.
In this podcast, Georgina Godwin heads to Edinburgh, Scotland, for the specially-created second chapter, presented at Edinburgh International Book Festival, to meet some of the artists who had been brought together for the programme.
The podcast features the artists who took part in the project in conversation with each other about the role of poetry, language and cultural differences.
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Podcast: In Light of What We Write at the Edinburgh International Book Festival by British Council Literature
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“In Light of What We Write” is a cutting-edge, multi-discipline, multi-media arts event with a literary core. The event will showcase unique, experimental and experiential content to illustrate the accessibility of literature.
Following a successful run in Cape Town early this year, In Light of What We Write will be taking place at the 2018 Edinburgh International Book Festival, in the UNESCO City of Literature.
Co-curated by Linda Kaoma (South Africa) and Michael Pedersen (Scotland), in partnership with British Council #SouthernAfricaArts and the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the installation of the project will feature Julie Nxadi (South Africa), Kat Kai Kol-Kes (Botswana), Madzitatiguru (Zimbabwe) and Sabrina Mahfouz (UK), Iona Lee (Scotland).
Date: 14 August 2018 Time: 18h00 - 20h00 Venue: The Speigeltent
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I could have been in Edinburgh International Book Festival right now hearing Irvine Welsh and Robert Carlyle talk about Trainspotting and Begbie...
