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Southwold Literary Festival returns with Louis de Bernières and Stewart White

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Southwold Literary Festival takes place on 13-15 November at Southwold Arts Centre with 13 talks from authors, poets and broadcasters.

Southwold Literary Festival returns on 13-15 November at Southwold Arts Centre, welcoming writers, poets, broadcasters, historians and nature experts to the Suffolk coast. The programme features 13 talks and conversations covering fiction, poetry, local history, nature writing and biography.

Award-winning novelist Louis de Bernières, author of Captain Corelli's Mandolin, will appear at the festival. Former BBC Look East presenter Stewart White will discuss his autobiography See You at 6:30, charting his journey from local radio to becoming the face of BBC Look East for almost four decades.

Charlotte Clark, manager of Southwold Library and one of the festival organisers, said: 'We are very excited by the breadth and interest of the authors we have attending the festival this year.' Across the three days, visitors will have the chance to hear from bestselling authors, ask questions, meet like-minded readers and have books signed by the speakers themselves. The festival has become a fixture in Southwold's cultural calendar, building on the town's strong literary connections.

Southwold Literary Festival returns with Louis de Bernières and Stewart White
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