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Step into the dark world of the famous gothic author at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, with exhibitions, immersive events and even an escape room!
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Nine wonderful days of celebrating all things Austen in the beautiful city of Bath.
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Bath Children’s Literature Festival will return to the city from 27 September - 6 October 2024.
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Save the date for Friday 17th May - Sunday 26th May for this year's fabulous Bath Festival, a joyful celebration of books and music.
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Mr B's bookstore is eagerly anticipating the arrival of debut author Claire Daverley to celebrate the paperback release of her bestselling novel, "Talking At Night."
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Mr B's is absolutely delighted to welcome prize-winning writer Olivia Laing back to talk about her brand new book, The Garden Against Time, a compelling exploration of the significance of gardens – real and imagined – and the sometimes shocking cost…
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Mr B's is thrilled to announce the arrival of author Tiffany Murray for an exclusive discussion about her captivating memoir, "My Family and Other Rock Stars."
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All aboard the Great Trans-Siberian Express, for this year's most anticipated debut!
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Mr B's Emporium is thrilled to announce an exciting event featuring bestselling author Elizabeth Macneal, who will be discussing her highly anticipated third novel, "The Burial Plot."
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Come and have a tour around two marvellous minds via the vehicles of poetry, storytelling, jokes and general silliness.
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The team at Mr B's bookstore is thrilled to announce an upcoming event featuring Abir Mukherjee, acclaimed author of the bestselling novel "A Rising Man."
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Mr B's is delighted to announce an upcoming event featuring author Annie Garthwaite, who will be discussing her remarkable new novel, "The King's Mother," at the bookstore.
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This talk will trace the publication history of Shakespeare's sonnets from 1609 to 1780, paying particular attention to how the 1640 edition reworked them for a new audience, and how the sonnets were 'rediscovered' at the end of the 18th century.