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FREE FESTIVAL GUIDE BorderlinesCarlisle Book Festival 2015 in association with cumbrialife THURSDAY 3 TO SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER James Rebanks � Owen Jones � Terry Waite Charlotte Green � Kate Williams � Gervase Phinn Salley Vickers � Jenny Uglow � Juliet Barker Simon Yates and many more... Borderlines 2015 Partners: Bookends, Carlisle Cathedral, Cumbria County Council Library Service, Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery www.borderlinescarlisle.co.uk President’s welcome city strolling Rigby Phil Photography The Lanes Carlisle ell done to everyone at The growth in literary festivals in the last image courtesy of BHS Borderlines for making it decade has partly been because the such a resounding reading public, in fact the general public, success, for creating a do like to hear and see real live people for Wliterary festival and making it well and a change, instead of staring at some sort truly a part of the local community, nay, of inanimate box or computer contrap- part of national literary life. It is now so tion. The thing about Borderlines is that well established and embedded that it it is totally locally created and run, a feels as if it has been going for ever, not- for- profit event, from which no one though in fact it only began last year… gets paid. There is a committee of nine yes, only one year ago, so not much to who include representatives from boast about really, but existing- that is an Cumbria County Council, Bookends, achievement in itself. There are now Tullie House and the Cathedral. around 500 annual literary festivals in So keep up the great work. And let’s the UK. Some are titchy, hardly more hope, for the good of Carlisle and than two speakers in a village hall, and Cumbria, authors and readers, that some are enormous, like the Edinburgh Borderlines is here for many more years Book Festival, where at one time I used to to come. 75 Stores under one roof be on the board. It now has hundreds of 600 secured car parking spaces events and hundreds of famous authors Hunter Davies OBE www.thelanesshopping.co.uk from around the world. Honorary President ® Borderlines Carlisle Buy tickets online at www.borderlinescarlisle.co.uk Borderlines 2015 or at Bookends Carlisle in person or on 01228 529067 Festival programme at a glance Festival programme at a glance SUNDAY SEPT 6 Carlisle Cathedral Talks and events Crown and Mitre 10am-11.30am John Sadler, From Forthcoming THURSDAY SEPT 3 11.30am Kate Williams, The Storms Military Research to Historical Novels £5 Events Tullie House of War £7 12pm-1.30pm Crichton Writers, Flash Fiction Forum £5 MONDAY SEPT 7 7pm Murder Mystery Evening with 1.30pm Gervase Phinn, Life & Loves 12pm-1.30pm Marian Veevers, Crime Highly Suspect £32 in the little village school £7 Tickets via www.tulliehouse.co.uk 3pm Juliet Barker, England Arise, The writing from archive sources £5 David Crystal (not Borderlines) Peasants’ Revolt £7 2pm-3.30pm Janet Queen, Writing the presents an entertaining talk on his 5pm Owen Jones, The Politics of Hope £9 Landscape £5 latest book The Disappearing FRIDAY SEPT 4 2pm-3.30pm Josephine Dickinson, Dictionary. Crown and Mitre Tullie House Poetry Workshop £5 Bookcase Carlisle, 7.30pm £5 8pm Simon Yates, My Mountain Life £9 11.30am Vivienne Crow & Mark Richards, 7pm Celebration Event with David David has collected a Fells and Frontiers £6 Gaffney and competition winners FREE medley of older dialect SATURDAY SEPT 5 1.30pm Kim Moore & Jacob Polley, words,and has dusted Crown and Mitre Poetry Reading £6 SUNDAY SEPT 6 them down to 11.30am Jenny Uglow & Steve 3pm Esme Whittaker Arts & Crafts Tullie House reintroduce them to a Matthews, Sarah Losh & The Pinecone £7 Houses of the Lake District £6 10.30am-12pm Kim Moore, new generation. Discover 1.30pm Charlotte Green & Roger Bolton, Encounters & Visitations in Poetry £5 rich and joyous words such as dabberlick The News is Read £7 Carlisle Library 10am-1pm David Kinsella, (Scots insult for a tall and skinny person) 3pm Sue Allan, Folk Music of Cumbria £7 11.30am Taffy Thomas, Taffy’s Coat Self- Publishing Online £10 and fubsy (Lancs for ‘plump in a nice 4.30pm Salley Vickers, The Boy who Tales £6 way’) and discuss your favourite Cumbrian could see Death £7 12.30pm-1.30pm Martyn Halsall, 1.30pm Amanda Brooke, The Missing Poetry in the Cathedral £5 dialect gems with David! 6pm Terry Waite, Voyage of Golden Tickets £5, from Bookends T 01228 Handshake £9 Husband £6 2pm-3.30pm Carlisle Writers Group, 529067 Email [email protected] 8pm James Rebanks, The Shepherd’s 3pm Paula Daly, The Mistake I Made £6 Short Stories £5 Life £9 2pm-3.30pm Vivien Jones, THURSDAY OCT 22 The Writers’ Memoir Writing £5 Tullie House Melvyn Bragg 10am-11.30am Poetry Breakfast Quarter Malcolm Carson & John Lucas £6 This talk will be one of his first upon 11.30am Fiona Armstrong, Fiona on SATURDAY SEPT 5 Day Passes publication of his new novel. Fishing £6 Crown and Mitre You can buy tickets for individual events Crown and Mitre Hotel, 7.30pm £8 1.30pm Cate Haste, Craigie Aitchison £6 or you can treat yourself to our Festival 9.30am-12.30pm Tom Harper, Thriller Melvyn Bragg will 3pm Jenny Uglow, In These Times £6 day passes which allow you to enjoy a Writing Workshop £25 day of talks at a specific venue, whilst introduce his new novel, Now is the Time, which is Carlisle Library making savings! set during the Peasants’ 11.30am Karen Campbell, Rise £6 Tullie House Saturday 5th September 3pm Tom Harper & Simon Toyne, 10am-11.30am Sue Fox & Irene Revolt of 1381, a pivotal Carlisle Library Day Pass: 2 events for £10 Conspiracy Theories £6 Sanderson, Book Building £5 moment in England’s Crown & Mitre Day Pass: 6 events for £36 2pm-5pm Ruth Sutton, Successful history, and one of several revolts in late Waterstones Self- Publishing £10 Tullie House Day Pass: 3 events for £14 medieval Europe. Now is the Time depicts 12.30pm John Lucas, The Awkward 2pm-5pm Marilyn Messenger, Sunday 6th September the events of the Peasants’ Revolt on Squad £6 Writing from Antique Letters FREE Carlisle Library Day Pass: 3 events for £14 both a grand and intimate scale. 4pm Katharine Norbury, The Fish (but admission charges to Border Crown & Mitre Day Pass: 4 events for £24 Tickets £8, from Bookends T 01228 Ladder £6 Galleries may apply) Tullie House Day Pass: 3 events for £14 529067 Email [email protected] Buy tickets online at www.borderlinescarlisle.co.uk Borderlines 2015 cumbrialife or at Bookends Carlisle in person or on 01228 529067 A5 pageant OL.pdf 1 02/07/2015 10:28 Thursday September 3 & Friday September 4 Thursday September 3 7.00pm Friday September 4 8.00pm Murder Mystery Simon Yates Evening My Mountain Life Crown & Mitre Hotel Ballroom £9 The Borderlines Butcher presented by Highly Suspect Sponsored by Tullie House Museum and Gallery £32 Virgin Trains Simon’s mountaineering career started in the Peruvian Andes in 1985. After cutting- edge first ascents in the Pakistani Karakoram, he was in the first wave of western climbers allowed to climb peaks in the Tien Shan during the dying days of the Soviet Union. He then climbed huge rock walls in mountain settings, producing notable new routes in Chilean Patagonia. C Most recently Simon has been drawn to M remote mountain wilderness and has made first ascents in Tierra del Fuego, Alaska and Y The Borderlines Book Club is delighted to Eastern Greenland. be launching its second successful year CM with an exclusive opportunity to enjoy a Internationally acclaimed mountaineer MY fine three-course meal and meet four of Simon Yates is one of Britain’s most the most talented authors of our time: CY prolific and accomplished exploratory Jackie Rolling, creator of Pigblisters School mountaineers, best known for his role in Joe CMY of Magic and Mystery; Millicent Boone, Simpson’s book and the subsequent film, romantic fiction writer extraordinaire; K Touching the Void. In a 30 year career, Flitpak Furniture, the leading name in Simon’s climbing and travelling has taken Nordic thrillers and Ima Scamartist, self- him around the world from Alaska to help guide guru to the stars. However, Australia and from Greenland to the when book critic and Borderlines blogger Turner Paige is found dead, it seems one of our writers did not believe that the pen was mightier after all! Discover life really can be stranger than fiction and help catch a killer in a brand new murder mystery created especially for the Borderlines Festival by Highly Suspect. The event includes a three-course meal so if you have any dietary requirements or seating arrangements please e-mail these to [email protected]. To book, contact Tullie House Museum and Gallery or book online at: https://tulliehouse.booking-form.com/ booking/new/packageId/656 Photography Phil Rigby Phil Photography Buy tickets online at www.borderlinescarlisle.co.uk or at Bookends Carlisle in person or on 01228 529067 Talks Saturday September 5 Talks Saturday September 5 9.30am – 12.30pm (inc 20 minute interval) 10.00am – 11.30am 11.30am 12.30pm Tom Harper Poetry Breakfast Karen Campbell John Lucas Creating Worlds of Mystery and with Malcolm Carson and John Lucas ‘Rise’: What - and where - is home? The Awkward Squad: Rebels in Suspense - a workshop for would-be Tullie House Cafe £6 (including refreshments) Carlisle Library £6 English Cricket thriller writers Waterstones £6 Back by popular demand, Crown and Mitre Hotel Boardroom £25 Sponsored by Malcolm Carson hosts the Dodd Murray Rebels have Build your Poetry Breakfast again this Limited always been novel from year.
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    Tradução Laura Folgueira Trecho antecipado para divulgação. Venda proibida. SUMÁRIO INTRODUÇÃO . 7 1 O PEQUENO RICHY . 13 2 “ESTAVA EM MINHA ALMA” . 31 3 “RINGO STARRTIME” . .47 4 “RINGO ERA O MELHOR BEATLE” . .70 5 “RINGO É UM BOM BEATLE” . 86 6 BEATLEMANIA . 100 7 “FOI INSANO… MAS FOI INCRÍVEL” . .136 8 “ELE É COMO UM COMEDIANTE SILENCIOSO” . 161 9 “EU SOU O CAÇULA” . .185 10 TEMPESTADE . .210 11 “ÀS VEZES, SINTO QUE NÃO QUERIA MAIS SER FAMOSO” . 239 12 “NÃO É FÁCIL” . .281 13 “MELHOR VOCÊ DO QUE ALGUÉM QUE A GENTE NÃO CONHECE” 298 Trecho antecipado para divulgação. Venda proibida. 14 “ÉRAMOS DROGADOS QUE EXPERIMENTAVAM COM MÚSICA” . 311 15 “NÃO DÁ PARA TENTAR SER CASADO” . 324 16 “NÃO DÁ PRA IMPEDIR UM RAIO” . 355 17 “SAIR DA CAMA HOJE EM DIA É UM PROBLEMA” ........... .385 18 “PRECISAMOS DE AJUDA” ............................... .402 19 “PAZ E AMOR” ......................................... .420 EPÍLOGO ................................................ 446 NOTAS .................................................. .456 BIBLIOGRAFIA ........................................... .475 Trecho antecipado para divulgação. Venda proibida. Introdução Primeiro, vamos tirar esse assunto da frente para podermos seguir. Não, Ringo e eu não somos parentes. Eu nasci com esse sobre- nome. Ele, não. É só uma feliz coincidência. Por que não seria feliz? Ele é o Baterista Mais Famoso do Mundo. Este não é um livro sobre Eles. Então, não espere um relato ano a ano, fato a fato sobre a vida da banda, nem minúcias relativas a ses- sões de gravação etc. Tudo isso já foi documentado exaustivamente em outros lugares. Eles, é claro, “são grandes influências na lenda” que é Ringo, para roubar uma fala de George Harrison em referência ao ba- terista de sua banda em Os reis do iê, iê, iê [A Hard Day’s Night, Richard Lester, 1964].