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As well as 60 speakers on a variety of subjects, this year's Isle of Wight Literary festival closes on Sunday with a Politics Panel that promises a lively finale addressing questions posed by the audience.
Isle of Wight Literary Festival
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival is set in Northwood House, a magnificent Grade II* listed late Georgian manor house.
The Festival was launched in 2012 and grows in success each year, attracting prestigious speakers across a wide range of subjects.
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You can buy your copy of the latest Papa Owl book written by Michael Lilley and illustrated by Helen Stiles, whilst taking part in a rocket-making activity at the Youth Zone of the Isle of Wight Literary Festival.
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Well done to all the young people who took party in the ‘Great Telling Off’ at the 2018 Isle of Wight Literary Festival, especially the champions as voted for by the audiences.
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Bob Seely says small independent bookshops provide a social hub, as well as contributing to the fabric of our town centres
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Organisers of The Red Funnel Isle of Wight Literary Festival today announced that, for the first time ever, this year’s Festival will take place digitally, across three days
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Jeremy Irons will open the free digital literary festival by bringing Lewis Carroll’s enigmatic nonsense poem - The Hunting of the Snark - to life
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Although not taking place in person, you can still get your Isle of Wight Literary Festival fix this year with free online sessions
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The festival was streamed free of charge and you can now playback the talks if you missed them at the time. Details within
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Top television and political authors set for October's Isle of Wight Literary Festival
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Apparently during most of her childhood she thought she was a dog and has tried to live with the mentality of a Labrador puppy
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Literary festival to feature Isle of Wight authors with new Write on Wight. Get in touch if you are a local writer and want to take part
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Celia Imrie joins literary talents at the Isle of Wight Festival in October
