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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2021 · 19 MIN

224: Portobello Book Festival 2021

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Send us Fan MailIn a world where there’s an assumption that endeavours will want to expand and grow, I find it comforting to talk to one of the Porty book festival organisers Joanne Baird about a festival, that despite it’s popularity is proud to be a local festival for the Portobello community. In this episode you’ll also hear from three of the authors featured at this years festival Emma Christie, Lesley Kelley and Grahame Howard.Emma Christie's debut Crime Thriller, called The Silent Daughter, is partly set in Portobello and has been shortlisted for the McIlvanney Prize this year.Lesley Kelley wrote a series of novels based in Edinburgh during an imagined pandemic. She started writing them long before we lived through a real life pandemic so we hear how the two worlds compare. Graeme Howard is a local Portobello author and talks about his latest publications Norris Sanction and Coda, Fantaisie and an Intermezzo,.Public Domain Music: Chopin Impromtu Fantasie https://orangefreesounds.com/chopin-impromptu-fantasie/#google_vignette Website: http://www.portobellobookfestival.comTwitter @portybookfestFacebook https://www.facebook.com/PortobelloBookFestival

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Send us Fan Mail In a world where there’s an assumption that endeavours will want to expand and grow, I find it comforting to talk to one of the Porty book festival organisers Joanne Baird about a festival, that despite it’s popularity is proud to be a local festival for the Portobello community. In this episode you’ll also hear from three of the authors featured at this years festival Emma Christie, Lesley Kelley and Grahame Howard. Emma Christie's debut Crime Thriller, called The Silent Da...

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