Edinburgh Book Festival
For some people their careers are defined by a single issue, so said Ruth Wishart who was chairing theā¦
Archaeologist and author Max Adams is at the Edinburgh International Book Festival to promote his most recentā¦
Peter Gutteridge took the stage alone to introduce Jeremy Vine who then bounded on to the platform from theā¦
Melvyn Bragg was introduced to the audience as someone who was well known as a broadcaster - working both forā¦
While it may have been natural for the Edinburgh International Book Festival to commence its āRe-Thinking Theā¦
Leading up to 14 April, 2012, a plethora of TV documentaries, drama series and books have commemorated theā¦
Clearly Nina Stibbe is already very popular as this event was completely sold out.
This was an inspiring and engaging discussion at the Edinburgh Book Festival about the risingā¦
Ruth Wishart in the Chair, introduced Harriet Harman as someone who had her own set of rules; she was aā¦
This year, the Edinburgh International Book Festival has been privileged to welcome two of the United Statesā¦
Ian Rankin introduced Frederick Forsyth to the packed house by wondering if his new book 'The Outsider' wasā¦
There canāt be many people who have not heard of the phenomenal success of āThe Girl on the Trainā aā¦
These two speakers, both acknowledged experts on their subjects, gave a succinct analysis of the currentā¦
Professor Murray Pittockās new work on Culloden seeks to scotch (pun partly intended) three principal mythsā¦
The Edinburgh International Book Festival started with a bang!
Paddy Ashdown spoke at the Baker Tilly Event which was chaired by the BBC "Today" presenter James Naughtie.
"The Wealth of Nations" has never been out of publication since it first appeared some two hundred and thirtyā¦
Joe Simpson, the author of Touching the Void was introduced by Alan Morrison, the Group Arts Editor of Theā¦
This was a politician at his best! Malcolm Rifkind was in ebullient mood when he spoke to a full house atā¦
Ruth Dudley Edwards appeared at the Edinburgh International Book Festival to promote āThe Seven; The Livesā¦