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NORTH CORNWALL

BOOK FESTIVAL

St Endellion 5th - 8th October 2017

www.ncornbookfest.org

HOW TO BOOK• Buy a ticket to all the speaking events in a day for £20.

Book through our website, www.northcornbookfest.com where you can pay by Credit Card or PayPal.

If you’d rather pay by cheque, e-mail [email protected] or ring the box office on 07787 944935. Leave a message with your name, contact details and the tickets you require with the Event Numbers.

Alternatively, you can simply write to the box office with your order and cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Endelienta and sent to NCBF Box Office, Glen Mead, Helstone, Camelford PL32 9RL. If you wish to receive your tickets in advance, you MUST enclose a stamped addressed envelope.

HOW TO FIND US• St Endellion lies on the B3314 between Wadebridge and Delabole. The postcode, for your satnav, is PL29 3TP. Please park in the sign-posted Festival Car Park and cross the road to the church and follow the signs.

All events take place on the St Endellion campus and individual events will be signposted within the site. The workshops for adults happen in the Endelienta Stone Barn on the main festival site.

ACCESS• The St Endellion campus has wheelchair access throughout and disabled parking spaces in the church car park and beside the Endelienta Stone Barn for the adult writing and drawing workshops. We have disabled loos on both the main festival site and at the Endelienta Stone Barn.

Accompanying carers register on the web-site for a FREE ticket

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• The fifth North Cornwall Book Festival offers something for everyone from life-writing, to storytelling, from poetry to folksong, from narrative illustration to spectacular Cornish impressionism, from household names to the big names of the future. And we can’t wait to share it all with you.

As ever we’re urging you to make a day (and an evening!) of your visit, by laying on meals, drinks and evening performances for you to enjoy. This year we’re introducing bargain day tickets to encourage you further.

If you’ve enjoyed the festival before, you’ll need no luring back but do please pass the details on to friends and neighbours; however wonderful its authors, a book festival is nothing without a magical marquee bursting with readers.

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FESTIVAL FOODThe festival bar will be open from 6.30pm on Friday evening. All weekend there is a café with snacks and fabulous cakes and vendors selling festival food.

Thank you…The organisers of the North Cornwall Book Festival are hugely grateful to the following organisations and individuals for their generous support which has made this Festival possible; Arts Council England, FEAST, Cornwall Council, Sharps, Harris Builders, Tormark and the local churches who provide the delicious teas.

THE FESTIVAL ORGANISERSDavid Bishop

Alison Comber

Lisa Cooper

Sue Foster

David Hudson

Michele Laouenan

Jill O’Grady

Catherine Sandbrook

Phil Tizzard

Peter Ursem

Jane Wethered

Ronnie Wood

PRIZEGIVING

Friday 6th October, 4.30 - 5.30, Main Marquee, Admission FREE

The Charles Causley Young People’s and Children’s poetry prizes will be presented by the distinguished poet Alyson Hallett. Novelist, Patrick Gale will present the Sir James Smith Cluster creative writing prize and prizes for the Sense of Place poetry competition run by North Cornwall primary schools. If brave enough, the winners will read out their work…

Over the Weekend

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THURSDAY 5TH OCTOBER10.00 - 2.45 Book Surfers (12 - 15 year olds)Event 1: Admission £6 for adults and children.

• Emily Barr published her first Young Adult book, The One Memory of Flora Banks this year. Seventeen-year-old Flora lives with amnesia and has to re-remember her life several times each day. Emily Barr is

supported by Tormark, Books for the Southwest.

Matt Windle is the Poet with Punch, a poet by day and a professional boxer by night. Matt uses boxing and poetry to prove that people can be as diverse and unique as they want to be.

Eleanor Updale will introduce some of the objects that set off the stories in Johnny Swanson, a detective story and The Last Minute. She will embark with you on new adventures from unlikely starting points.

Thursday 5th October at 6.00Festival Performance: Four Quartets Flora Pethybridge and Ashley Ramsden

Event 2: St Endellion Church, Admission £10 (Free to accompanied under 16s).

• Join us for a conversational performance of T S Eliot’s visionary masterpiece, Four Quartets. Flora Pethybridge is a singer and storyteller, Ashley Ramsden, the founder of International School of Storytelling UK and their touring presentation of Eliot’s work is the stuff of legends. There will be beauty, laughter, poetry in abundance and, just possibly, visions. To find out more about Ashley and Flora’s work visit www.ashleyramsden.com.

Saturday 10.00 - 5.00. Sunday 1.00 - 3.00 and 4.00 - 6.00Sweetshop of Words: Sally Crabtree

• Sally is a creator of poetic installations, projects, books, songs and happiness and an irrepressible force of nature. You will notice her in her bright pink wig in our Bookshop Marquee where she will provide break-time entertainment with her Sweetshop of Words, an interactive, fun and nostalgic installation. www.sallycrabtree.co.uk/sweetshop-of-words

FRIDAY 6TH OCTOBER9.30 - 2.45 Book Worms (8 - 11 year olds)Event 3: Admission £6 for adults and children.

• Christopher is the author of delicious dark novels, including The Lily Livered Prince. As he grew up he liked collecting ancient relics which he gathered in a large walk-in wardrobe that he called his ‘museum’.

Matt’s Haigs bestselling books include, The Girl Who Saved Christmas and To Be a Cat. Matt has won multiple awards for his books. He loves walking, ocean liners, airships, Victoriana and cake shops

Chrissie Gittins’ poems have been described as quirky and have been animated for Cbeebies. Her latest collection, Adder, Bluebell, Lobster, has been nominated for the North Somersets Teachers’ Book Award.

Young Readers Festival Various venues on festival site. One ticket admits you to all the day’s events. Full details on our website.

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Sally Crabtree• On Thursday, Sally will provide break-time entertainment with her Sweetshop of Words, (see full description on Page 5) and on Friday will be entertaining everyone with her original interactive song-writing and cartwheeling poems. See our website for full details.

Exhibitions over the Weekend

• Prints and paintings by Dorothy Hanna, Sara Owen, Mark van Praagh, Ley Roberts, Masako Whitehouse and jewellery by Katy Luxton, all of whom embrace the ‘accidents’ that occur in the process of making. All works are for sale.

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SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER10.00 - 1.00 Biography Workshop - Hermione LeeEvent 5: Stone Barn, Admission £20

• Literary biographer, Dame Hermione Lee will talk and ask questions about life-writing. What makes a good - and a bad - biography? What do you expect from a biography? Are there any rules about how a biography should

tell a life-story? What kind of ethical and moral questions do you think are involved in writing biography? And if you were having a biography written of you, what would you want it to say about you? www.hermionelee.com

2.00 - 5.00 Life-writing Workshop - Lynn KnightEvent 10: Stone Barn, Admission £20

• Lynn Knight’s latest book, The Button Box, tells the story of women in the twentieth century through the clothes they wore. Her life-writing workshop will show how using letters, photographs, vintage crockery and other

‘treasures’ can help to uncover the past and offer ways of telling larger stories. If you are interested in life writing and social history, or have family objects whose stories you would like to pass on, bring these treasures and she will help you explore ways of writing about them. www.lynnknight.co.uk.

SUNDAY 8TH OCTOBER10.00 - 1.00 Poetry Workshop - Pascale PetitEvent 16: Stone Barn, Admission £20

• How can you transform your life into a brand-new myth? In this inspiring workshop with poet, Pascale Petit, you’ll be encouraged to let your imagination fly, no holds barred. The emphasis will be to write as boldly,

as colourfully and as deeply as you dare! Fragments of myths, and a stream of surreal images, will be supplied to help spark poems as will some inspiring examples by myth-making poets. www.pascalepetit.co.uk.

2.00 - 5.00 You Think You Can’t Draw - Peter Skerrett Event 19: Stone Barn, Admission £20

• As children, we all draw before we can even write. However, as adults the majority of us declare that we can’t draw. This workshop, led by Peter Skerrett, Senior Lecturer in Drawing at Falmouth University’s School of Art,

challenges the presumption that the ability to draw is the ability to make an accurate visual representation. You will be introduced to a series of techniques to enable you to make a more accurate likeness of what you see, pay close attention to your subject and discover what else there is to reveal.

Workshops for Adults (Aged 16 and over)

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Festival MusicThe bar and box office will be open from 6.30pm

FRIDAY 6TH OCTOBER7.30

3 Daft Monkeys - Year of the Clown

Event 4: St Endellion Church, Admission £10 (Free to accompanied under 16s)

• Bringing vibrant and sparkling new songs from their recently released album, Year of the Clown, 3 Daft Monkeys perform a brand-new set of upbeat fiddle-driven tunes. With Celtic and eastern influences, the 3 Daft Monkeys style of world folk music reflects the global village in which we now live. Their infectious dancing rhythms lead you through a musical journey of the senses and emotions, and will leave you breathless, enthralled and exhilarated.

After experiencing the band at Glastonbury, Mark Radcliffe declared them as one of his ‘Highlights of the Festival’ and subsequently invited them to play on his BBC Radio 2 Folk show.

SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER7.30

An Evening with Liane Carroll

Event 15: St Endellion Church, Admission £10 (Free to accompanied under 16s)

• One of the country’s top jazz vocalists and a hugely talented pianist, Liane won Best British Jazz Vocalist in 2016 and Best New CD 2015 at the British Jazz Awards. She performs a wide variety of diverse material including jazz greats, much-loved songs by a range of singer-songwriters, and some of her own material, all delivered in her haunting, slightly husky voice.

As a recording artist Liane has gained much critical acclaim and she has performed at the Royal Albert Hall, Ronnie Scotts, on Jazz FM and Radio 2 and has worked with leading names including Paul McCartney, Gerry Rafferty and Jools Holland.


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SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER TIME ADULTS ALL AGES KIDS EXHIBITIONS STONE BARN

10.00 Cream of Cornwall 4 Author Readings (E6)

11.00 Book signing

11.30 Alan Powers (E7) 12.30 Book signing

1.00 Rose Hilton interviewed by Dudley Sutton (E8)

Pascale Petit & Alyson Hallett (Church) (E9)

2.00 Book signing

2.30 Matt Haig interviewed by Eleanor Updale 3.00 (E11)

3.30 Book signing

4.00 Jim Naughtie (E12) 5.00 Book signing

5.30 Maggie O’Farrell interviewed by Patrick Gale (E13)

6.30 Book signing 7.30 An evening with Liane Caroll (E15)

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11.00 Service: The Silver Thread St Endellion Church 12.00 Hermione Lee interviewed by Patrick Gale (E17)

1.00 Book signing 1.30 Sarah Winman interviewed by Jim Naughtie (E18)

2.30 Book signing

3.00 Lynn Knight (E20) 4.00 Book signing

4.30 Yasmin Alibhai Brown (E21) 5.30 Book signing

6.00 Michael Morpurgo (E22)

7.00 Book signing 7.30 Liane Caroll (E15)

Exhibitions: Hall, Artists on the theme of ‘finding’ or ‘happy accidents’ in art and literature

Exhibitions: Hall, Artists on the theme of ‘finding’ or ‘happy accidents’ in art and literature

Drop-in Events: The Red Hand Gang and Sofa Sessions(E14)

Drop-in Events: The Red Hand Gang and Sofa Sessions(E23)

Sweet Shop of Words, Sally Crabtree

Sweet Shop of Words, Sally Crabtree

Workshop: Hermione Lee - Biography(E5)

Workshop: Pascale Petit - Poetry(E16)

Workshop: Lynn Knight - Life Writing(E10)

Workshop: Peter Skerrett - So you think you can’t draw! (E19)

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10.00 - 11.00 Cream of Cornish

Event 6: Main Marquee, Admission FREE

• Enjoy readings from the work of new local writers. Petrus Ursem reads from The Fortune of the Seventh Stone, a thriller for young adults and Carla Vermaat reads from her crime novel, Tregunna. Rob Turner’s saga Perception, imagines young people struggling for survival in a world wrecked by environmental disaster and Wyl Menmuir’s The Many is a profoundly sinister novella of isolation, fishing and hostility in North Cornwall.

11.30 - 12.30 Alan Powers on Ardizzone

Event 7: Main Marquee, Admission £6

• Edward Ardizzone RA (1900-79) was a British artist who defined illustration for their generation, but it is for his illustrated children’s books, that he is best known. Art historian, Alan Powers has surveyed Ardizzone’s work and

drawn on private archives and the result is fascinating. Whether you grew up on Tim in Danger and Nurse Matilda or simply relish images of properly womanly women, this illustrated talk will be a delight.

1.00 - 2.00 Rose Hilton with Dudley Sutton


• One of the greatest women painters at work today, her glowing canvases are cherished in the Tate and other collections. Rose Hilton has had an extraordinary life, including a tempestuous marriage to the abstract artist, Roger Hilton and

her achievements have finally been celebrated in a biography. She’ll be discussing them, in a full, frank and funny conversation with her old friend, the actor Dudley Sutton.

1.00 - 2.00 Pascale Petit and Alyson Hallett Poetry Reading

Event 9: St Endellion Church, Admission £6

• Pascale Petit is a Forward Prize shortlisted poet, whose sensuous work, has been described by Jackie Kay as “fresh as paint”. Her latest collection is Mama Amazonica. www.pascalepetit.co.uk. Alyson has had her

poetry carved into the pavement of Bath’s Milsom Street and has recently published, Geographical Intimacy, an exploration of poetry and place. www.thestonelibrary.com

2.30 - 3.30 Matt Haig interviewed by Eleanor Updale


• Matt wrote the bestselling Reasons to Stay Alive and five highly acclaimed adult novels including The Humans and The Radleys, as well as prizewinning ones for children. He’ll be in conversation with novelist, Eleanor

Updale about his latest, How to Stop Time which features an apparently 41 year-old history teacher who has actually been alive since Elizabethan times. www.matthaig.com.

4.00 - 5.00 James Naughtie


• Known to fans of the Radio 4 Book Club and the Today Programme, James (Jim), a famously amusing speaker, joins us to introduce his latest period spy thriller, Paris Spring. Amid the student uprising of 1968, his hero finds himself entangled

in affairs that threaten his closest and most complicated relationship, with his younger brother… “Fans of John le Carré and Len Deighton will welcome Naughtie’s superior spy thriller.” (Publisher’s Weekly)

5.30 - 6.30 Maggie O’Farrell


• After a string of superb novels, from After You’d Gone to the Costa-shortlisted This Must Be The Place, Maggie O’Farrell has delivered not another novel but a startlingly frank memoir, I Am I Am I Am. Written to explain herself to

her daughter, it maps out the many ways she has so nearly died. Maggie will be in conversation with the novelist Patrick Gale. www.maggieofarrell.com.

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10.00 - 11.00 The Silver Thread - A Journey

St Endellion Church

• A reflective service interweaving extracts from Elizabeth Gowing’s new travel book about silver production in the Balkans, with words and music from the Christian tradition to invite us on a spiritual journey. Elizabeth is one of the co-founders of The Ideas Partnership a charitable NGO, which supports the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian community in Fushe Kosova. www.elizabethgowing.com

12.00 - 1.00 Hermione Lee


• Dame Professor Hermione Lee has made literary biography her own, combining vividly researched life stories with penetrating analysis of the works that made her subjects great. She’ll be talking with novelist, Patrick Gale about her

biographies of Edith Wharton and Penelope Fitzgerald and what these teach us about how much, and how little, has changed for women writers. www.hermionelee.com

1.30 - 2.30 Sarah Winman


• Following her runaway bestseller, When God Was a Rabbit, Sarah Winman returns to talk with Radio 4’s Jim Naughtie about her haunting latest, Tin Man. Almost unbearably moving, it’s the story of a great, barely acknowledged love, a marriage and a

friendship. It casts light on grief and explores cruel lessons in masculinity, and how these must often be unlearned for a man to grow into himself.

3.00 - 4.00 Lynn Knight


• Lynn Knight’s latest book, The Button Box, tells the story of women in the twentieth century through the clothes they wore. Using family buttons as her starting point, she looks at women at home and in work, taking in suffragettes, bachelor

girls, mini-skirts, Biba and the hankering for vintage. Lynn will read from The Button Box and introduce some of its themes. www.lynnknight.co.uk.

4.30 - 5.30 Yasmin Alibhai Brown


• In her fascinating exercise in cultural history, Exotic England, Orwell Award-winning journalist and polemicist, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown traces the long history of the boundless curiosity among the English the world beyond their shoreline. She traces

the golden thread of otherness through five centuries of English history to reveal how it has created a truly diverse society. But what does “Englishness” mean today? www.alibhai-brown.com.

6.00 - 7.00 Michael Morpurgo

Event 22: St Endellion Church, Admission £6

• Finally the festivals ends with an audience with legendary storyteller, Michael Morpurgo. Michael’s latest novel, Toto, is a witty retelling of Frank Baum’s classic, The Wizard of Oz, through the eyes of Toto,

Dorothy’s fearless little dog. Michael says: “The Wizard of Oz is a truly wonderful and magical tale: funny, frightening and strange but I always felt that there was one character who had little part to play in the story. Why not tell the story again, but through Toto’s eyes!” www.michaelmorpurgo.com

Sunday 8th October Sunday Deal - come to all the speaking events for £20

By Peter Skerrett who will be running a workshop on Sunday, see Page 7.

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SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER10.00 - 6.30 Event 14: Children’s Tent, Admission £6

10.00 - 5.00The Red Hand Gang• Gary Marshall-Stevens leads fun and active play workshops for children. Make puppets and masks of your favourite storybook characters and more.

11.00 - 11.30 and 2.00 - 2.30 The Star Tree - Catherine Hyde

• Award-winning illustrator Catherine will read from her mysterious, magical picture book with its beautiful, dreamlike illustrations. The Star Tree has been shortlisted for the Cambridgeshire Read

It Again! award and was nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal 2017.

12.30 - 1.00 and 3.30 - 4.00 The Mousehole Mice and the Theatre by the Sea - Michelle Cartlidge

• Michelle Cartlidge is best known for, The Mousehole Mice and The Mermice of Mousehole. Michelle will be story-telling from her latest book, providing fun and

imagination with dressing up and colouring in sparkly Mousehole mice.

SUNDAY 8TH OCTOBER12.00 - 6.00 Event 23: Children’s Tent, Admission £6

12.00 - 6.00The Red Hand Gang• Gary Marshall-Stevens leads fun and active play workshops for children. Make puppets and masks of your favourite storybook characters and more.

12.00 - 12.30 and 3.00 - 3.30 The Magic Train Ride - Sally Crabtree

• Irrepressible Sally will take you on a magical, musical journey through forests and jungles to underwater worlds and all the way to outer space! You’ll meet plenty of

colorful characters along the way. Grab your magic ticket and jump aboard!

1.30 - 2.00 and 4.30 - 5.00 Words and Your Heart - Kate Jane Neal

• This award-winning artist wrote her children’s book Words and Your Heart in response to observing verbal bullying within schools. Some words can do amazing things and have power, and we

should choose to use them to spread love. www.katejaneneal.com.

Weekend Events for Children

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Buy one ticket and drop in and out all day. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult, who gets in free

Story Sessions to delight lovers of picture books of all ages!

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Waterfront• Waterfront, Polzeath, has always been the place to go if you want a relaxed dining experience and delicious food with spectacular views of Polzeath beach. However, they have upped their game yet again with the opening of the Roof Top Terrace, situated above the main restaurant. With its mouth-watering cocktail menu, which uses herbs from its very own garden, hearty sharing platters, and even better beach views, the Roof Terrace is a mini oasis at the heart of Polzeath.

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