Don’t miss the wonderful Kate Mosse talking tomorrow night about her books including the No1 bestselling The Ghost Ship. Ticket info in bio.

Don’t miss our next speaker, Number 1 bestselling novelist, non fiction writer and Women’s Prize founder Kate Mosse - Tuesday 23rd April, All Saints Centre, Lewes, 8pm (doors 7.30pm). Ticket info in bio

Our next speaker on Tuesday 23rd April is the wonderful Kate Mosse, best-selling novelist and Co-founder of the Women’s Prize for Fiction and Non-Fiction. Ticket info in bio.

Caravans and canals inspired writer appearing in Lewes sussexexpress.co.uk/whats-on/thing…

Don’t miss poet and environmental writer Nancy Campbell in conversation with Jeremy Page at All Saints, Lewes, this Tuesday. She will be talking about her writing including Thunderstone, a memoir of life after lockdown in an old Buccaneer caravan. Ticket info in bio

Our next speaker is Dave Goulson, author of The Garden Jungle and Silent Earth, bee specialist and professor of biology at Sussex Uni. All Saints, Lewes, 27 Feb, 8pm (doors 7.30pm). Bee there or be square 🐝

Don’t miss Rebecca Stott talking tonight about her latest novel Dark Earth at the Lewes Literary Society. Described as ‘magical, mythical historical fiction’ by The Guardian, Dark Earth has just been shortlisted for the Historical Fiction Writers Golden Crown Award. Info in bio.

Don’t miss our next talk by author Rebecca Stott on Tuesday 21st November at All Saints Lewes, 8pm (doors open 7.30pm).
Rebecca’s latest book Dark Earth has just been shortlisted for the Historical Fiction Writers Golden Crown Award.
For tickets visit our website link in bio.

Don’t forget tonight is the first talk of our 2023-24 season by the wonderful Elly Griffiths, bestselling author of the Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries and the Brighton Mysteries. All Saints Centre, Lewes, 8pm (doors open 7.30pm, tickets £12 on door or from link in bio).

Calling all book lovers. There’s a new literary festival taking place The Bell in Ticehurst, East Sussex this weekend. For more details visit Ticehurst Literary Festival

Roll up, roll up… tickets and season tickets for our 23/24 season are now available on our website. Kicking off the season is the fabulous Elly Griffiths, author of the Brighton Mysteries.
(Picture credit Sara Reeve)

Only one week to go until Patrick Gale, one of Britain’s best-loved novelists, comes to Lewes to talk about his latest novel Mother’s Boy. It tells the story of poet Charles Causley. Patrick is speaking at All Saints Centre, Lewes, on Tuesday 25th April at 8pm (doors 7.30).

Thanks to Sue Gee for a wonderful talk this week. Our next speaker is Patrick Gale on Tuesday 25th April. Patrick will be talking about his latest novel, Mother’s Boy, set in his adopted county of Cornwall about the life of poet Charles Causley.

A week to go until Sue Gee reveals the secrets of the creative process, talking about her new book Just You and Page: Encounters with Twelve Writers at All Saints Centre, Lewes, Tuesday 28 March, 8pm (doors open 7.30pm). For ticket information see link in bio.

Ahead of our next talk we invite people to an informal discussion about Elizabeth Lowry’s new book The Chosen in the cafe at the Depot Cinema, Lewes, at 4pm on Sunday 26 February. Let us know if you can make it via DM or contact form on website.

Very excited to be talking to ⁦Lewes Lit⁩ on 28 February about #TheChosen . If you’re in #Sussex , hope to see you there! #amreading #bookclubs #histfic ⁦Ana Sampson McLaughlin⁩ ⁦riverrun⁩ 📚 sussexexpress.co.uk/arts-and-cultu…

Delighted to hear the news that our next speaker Elizabeth Lowry has been longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction - congratulations Elizabeth!

Absolutely over the moon to see The Chosen on this list today and to be in such terrific company. What an honour. Thank you Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction judges. riverrun @amheath Ana Sampson McLaughlin Quercus Books #HistoricalFiction

Our next speaker on 28th February is Elizabeth Lowry whose new novel The Chosen is a fictionalised account of the marriage of Thomas and Emma Hardy. We are delighted to be collaborating with the Depot Cinema who are showing Far From The Madding Crowd at 2.30pm on 26th Feb.

Tonight! Tues 24th Jan, join us in #Lewes for talk, reading and Q&A with Lissa Evans

Tickets in the link or on the door. All Saints, Lewes, 8pm

lewesliterarysociety.co.uk