Full programme details have been released for Monty Lit Fest 2023, so you can start planning your weekend now at montylitfest.com – and look out for details on the printed festival leaflets that will be available locally.
Festival tickets go on sale at the end of March via the website, or in person at The Montgomery Bookshop and Ivy House Café.
You might also want to read ahead with two books published this week from authors who will be appearing at the Festival.
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Mike Parker’s ‘All the Wide Border’ is a fascinating follow-up to his widely-acclaimed ‘On the Red Hill’.
This time, Mike is the perfect guide to something close to all our hearts – the Welsh-English border.
He explores the very idea of what a frontier is with a personal journey through the places, among the people and across the centuries of the divide between England and Wales.
It’s also publication day for the paperback edition of Clare Mackintosh’s thriller, ‘The Last Party’.
If you haven’t yet had the chance to meet Clare’s new Welsh detective, DC Ffion Morgan, you’re in for a treat, with north Wales a stunning backdrop for a fiendish crime and plenty of plot twists and turns right to the end.
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