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Great Reviews for BuckLitFest Authors

This week sees great reviews of Henry Hemming‘s  M, Maxwell Knight, MI5’s greatest Spymaster, which is The Times‘ Book of the Week. and Raymond Tallis‘ Of Time and Lamentation, reviewed in yesterday’s Guardian. Don’t miss them at BuckLitFest June 30th – July 2nd.

Category: 2017 Festival NewsMay 4, 2017

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As we enter June, we can't help but reflect on the As we enter June, we can't help but reflect on the fact that we'd normally be counting down the days to our first event here in beautiful #Buckingham Instead we're incredibly excited to bring you the next best thing - BuckLitFest Virtual - and the great news is that you can join in from the comfort of your own sofa! Join us on Tuesday 9 June at 7pm where Sir Anthony Seldon will introduce Professor John 'Mr Dickens' Drew of @uniofbuckingham with a fascinating talk celebrating the life and works of Charles Dickens on the 150th anniversary of his death. This FREE event will be streamed via Facebook Premier. Find out more via our website - link in bio. . . . #Litfest #BucklitFest #CharlesDickens #Dickens #CharlesDickensbooks #CharlesDickens150 #virtuallitfest
We were thinking about words of wisdom that might We were thinking about words of wisdom that might relate to how many of us are feeling at the moment, and Rachel Kelly’s (@rachelfkelly) insight from her book Walking on Sunshine: 52 Small Steps to Happiness seemed relevant. Many of us are feeling anxiety related to our own health, that of our families and friends, our jobs / businesses, uncertainty about how long this will last etc – much of which is beyond our control – we might not be able to necessarily ‘enjoy’ these moments if we let go of the need to control, but we may be able to ease our anxiety. Rachel spoke at #BuckLitFest 2017 and her book Walking on Sunshine has many tips for how to reframe things to help our mental wellbeing. #books #bookstagram #wordsofwisdom #coronavirus #covid19 #literaryfestival #litfest #rachelkelly #walkingonsunshine
We love this quote, showing one of the joys of los We love this quote, showing one of the joys of losing yourself in writing 💕Sharon Bolton (@sharonjbolton) was one of our first ever speakers, featuring at the inaugural #BuckLitFest in 2016. She is a critically acclaimed and Sunday Times bestselling author of some of the most bone-chilling crime novels ever written, including the much loved Lacey Flint series. Her latest book, The Split, is released in April. #laceyflint #sharonbolton #sjbolton #thesplit #writing #joyofwriting #lovereading #books #bookstagram #wellbeing #mentalhealth
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