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MANCHESTER LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2015 12—25 OctoBer Principal Sponsor Welcome Manchester Literature Festival is ten years young this year and like most ten year olds we are super excited about our birthday celebrations. We’ve put together an extra special bumper edition, inviting back many of our favourite writers from the past decade and hand-picking some of the most gifted emerging storytellers, destined to make big literary waves in the coming decade. Melvyn Bragg and Robert Harris explore power, politics and humanity through the lens of history, whilst Margaret Atwood and Sarah Hall present disturbing visions of the future in their new novels. Paul Mason discusses what a post-capitalist world might look like and, in our new literature and landscape strand of events, writers reflect on our relationship with nature and the earth. Elif Shafak delivers this year’s Gaeia Manchester Sermon and Joanne Harris presents a specially commissioned Writer’s Manifesto. We bring words and music together through some unique collaborations with manchester jazz festival and Manchester Camerata, and singer songwriter Kathryn Williams performs songs from her new album Hypoxia inspired by Syliva Plath. In much anticipated literary re-imaginings, Anthony Horowitz introduces us to his new James Bond novel Trigger Mortis and Jeanette Winterson launches her retelling of Shakespeare’s A Winters’ Tale. We explore the legacy of literary icons Saul Bellow, John le Carré, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell and WB Yeats; and champion pioneering women Eleanor Marx, Sophia Duleep Singh and Virginia Woolf. Our ever popular literary tours explore the haunts of Manchester’s literati, and allow you to enter the pages of much loved novels Love on the Dole and Wuthering Heights. Former Children's Laureate Michael Rosen performs a selection of favourite poems at a special event for schools. We present some inspirational theatrical adaptations of children's picture books, and there will be lots of fun activities for children at our Family Reading Day. From crime fiction to performance poetry and radical women to the future of the planet there’s something to capture everyone's imagination. Please join us for an unfogettable party of words and ideas. Cathy Bolton & Sarah-Jane Roberts Festival Co-directors Foreword We are delighted to continue our support of literature across the UK through our sponsorship of Manchester Literature Festival 2015. By bringing together people from around the world and providing a platform for the exchange of views and ideas, the Festival uses literature as a way of opening up opportunities, making connections and stimulating debate across borders. As the Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, its dynamic growth is testament to its engaging and inspirational programme, which this year includes a series of World Literature events celebrating writers and thinkers from across the globe. The Festival’s international strand reflects HSBC's own commitment over the past 150 years to encouraging the exchange of ideas across different cultures as a way of strengthening international relationships. We look forward to welcoming these guests to Manchester in October, along with the thousands of visitors who will join us for two weeks of inspiring talks, readings and performances. Antonio Simoes Chief Executive Officer, HSBC UK Principal Sponsor Programme Notes The 10th edition of the Manchester Literature Festival offers a bigger and more eclectic programme than ever before, with 85 events to choose from. To help you navigate our busy schedule, we’ve badged events under several themed categories: Preview Whet your appetite at one of our special trailblazer events. Main Event Encounter some of your literary heroes in prestigious and unusual settings across the city and beyond. New Commission Experience world premieres of new work created especially for the Festival. This includes our annual Gaeia Manchester Sermon, a manifesto for Writers and exciting commissions in collaboration with the Midland Hotel, Manchester Art Gallery and manchester jazz festival. Literature and Landscape From nature writing and memoir to psychogeography and climate change, authors and non-fiction writers reflect on our relationship with the earth and the landscapes around us. World Literature Expand your reading horizons by checking out some of our acclaimed writers in translation. Hear stories from other cultures and countries including Afghanistan, China, Japan and Spain. Rising Stars Discover the authors, poets and spoken word artists of the future at our special showcase events. Industry Insights Get the inside story on how to ignite your creativity and develop your writing skills at a series of talks, panel discussions and workshops. Literary Reputations Revisit the work and discuss the legacy of past literary icons including Saul Bellow, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Sponsored by Specsavers John Le Carré, WB Yeats and Virginia Woolf. This series is sponsored by Specsavers. Weightmans Literary Tours Learn more about Manchester’s rich literary heritage on one of our bespoke walking or coach tours. This series is sponsored by Weightmans LLP. Young Readers Inspire a new generation of book lovers at our events aimed at schools and families. This series is sponsored by Specsavers. Sponsored by Specsavers Young Readers’ Projects In addition to our main events, Manchester Literature Festival also has a year round programme of activities for children and young people. Taking place throughout Greater Manchester, these activities use stories as an inspiration to engage young people as the readers and writers of the future. Current projects include: Read It, Watch It, Talk About It A monthly film/book club based at The Factory Youth Zone in Harpurhey. A fun and informal opportunity for young people aged 8 to 12 to get together, watch films, and talk about the stories that inspired them. Writing Squad We are delighted to be working with the Writing Squad to support emerging young writers from the North West region to develop their craft. Our squad offers ten writers aged 16 - 21 the chance to work with each other and with professional tutors for two years. Alongside this they are also offered on-going support to help make their way in the literature industry. Examples of their work can be found at writingsquad.com/push. Story Time with Dad We are working with fathers to help them to engage with their children’s reading habits, and encourage reading for pleasure in early years and school age children through regular reading groups in libraries across Manchester. We deliver Story Time with Dad in Beswick, Longsight, North City and Manchester Central libraries on a monthly basis. All families are welcome at our relaxed and fun sessions which focus on reading together, playing together and learning together. This project is Lottery funded through the Big Lottery fund and generously supported by The Ernest Cook Trust and The Manchester Guardian Society Charitable Trust. Digital Reporters Prior to the festival we recruit a team of young Digital Reporters between the age of 15 and 25 and offer them an opportunity to attend and review our events. It’s a fantastic opportunity for participants to flex their journalistic muscles, see their favourite authors speak and pick up new skills along the way. Their reviews are published on our Chapter and Verse blog. AT A Glance Preview Steven Pinker 10 Andrew O’Hagan & Owen Sheers 23 Tuesday 1st September, 6.30pm Wednesday 14th October, 6.30pm University Place Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama David Constantine 10 Val McDermid & Mark Billingham 24 Thursday 3rd September, 6.30pm Wednesday 14th October, 7pm HOME Central Library BSL interpreted 45 Years Film Screening 11 Thursday 3rd September, 8.10pm Anita Anand 25 HOME Thursday 15th October, 6pm Portico Library Anthony Horowitz 11 Wednesday 9th September, 7pm Rachel Holmes on Eleanor Marx 27 Central Library Thursday 15th October, 8pm Portico Library Margaret Atwood 13 Sunday 27th September, 3pm Love on the Dole Film Screening 30 Royal Exchange Theatre Friday 16th October, 6pm HOME Main Event Kate Mosse 31 Friday 16th October, 7pm Afternoon Tea with Deborah Moggach 14 Manchester Museum Monday 12th October, 3pm Midland Hotel Don Paterson & Rommi Smith 32 Saturday 17th October, 2.30pm Jane Smiley 15 Hallé St Peter’s Monday 12th October, 6pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation Sarah Crossan, Laura Dockrill 33 & Julie Mayhew Kevin Barry & John McAuliffe 16 Saturday 17th October, 3pm Monday 12th October, 7pm Central Library Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama Jesse Armstrong & Tim Key 35 An Evening with Robert Harris 16 Saturday 17th October, 7.30pm Monday 12th October, 7.30pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation Royal Exchange Theatre Kathryn Williams: Hypoxia 35 Jeanette Winterson 20 Saturday 17th October, 8pm Tuesday 13th October, 7.30pm Hallé St Peter’s Royal Exchange Theatre Carol Ann Duffy 39 Les Murray 21 Sunday 18th October, 7.30pm Wednesday 14th October, 1pm Hallé St Peter’s Central Library AT A Glance Melvyn Bragg 42 Portico Prize: The Fiction Shortlist 60 Monday 19th October, 7pm Sunday 25th October, 5-7pm Manchester Cathedral Portico Library Tracey Thorn & Dave Haslam 44 Tuesday 20th October, 7.30pm New Commission Gorilla Afternoon Tea with Kate Clanchy 25 Jean ‘Binta’ Breeze, Shruti Chauhan 45 Thursday 15th October, 3pm & Lydia Towsey Midland Hotel Tuesday 20th October, 8pm Contact Ned Beauman & Matthew Darbyshire 29 Friday 16th October, 1pm Iain Pears 46 Manchester
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