06 February 2011

Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Frestival 2011

The programme for 2011 was announced at last week's launch party and you can download it from their site, or here.  [Download 2011-TOPCWF-Programme]

For more on the party and the programme, including pics, see the blog of Keith B Walters here.  Keith is one of two 'official bloggers' this year, organised by The Culture Vulture site in association with the festival.  You can also keep up with Keith's commentary on twitter @keithbwalters.

6 Feb 2011 18:13:35 | Author Events, Author News, Book News, Literary Festivals

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Margot Kinberg

Thanks so much for this update. I so much wish I could be there; it looks like a terrific programme. I'm looking forward to updates here and on Keith's blog.

Posted by: Margot Kinberg | 06 February 2011 at 19:26

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