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SUMMARY:Bowlines Maritime Festival
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Bowlines Maritime Festival\, at 1.30pm on Friday 6 June\, I will be chatting with Alaric Bond and JD Davies about naval literature and the Age of Sail genre. \nThe Bowlines Maritime Festival is a fabulous event set up by Exeter Customs House\, drawing together people from the worlds of maritime history and archaeology and naval literature. There are a number of great panels taking place across Friday 6 June and Saturday 7 June\, as well as the annual meeting of the Society for Nautical Research.
URL:https://www.katiedaysh.com/event/bowlines-maritime-festival/
LOCATION:Exeter Customs House\, 46 The Quay\, Exeter\, EX2 4AN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Pages\, Plots and Publishing: A Panel of Local Authors
DESCRIPTION:A panel of local Isle of Wight authors\, specialising in various genres\, will be talking about their diverse experiences in the publishing world. Whether traditionally published\, indie published\, or self-published (or a mix of all three)\, their journeys have all been different. They will explore the joys and difficulties of these industries\, from querying to marketing\, and illuminate the ups and downs of their respective genres.\n\n\n\nKatie Daysh is an author of queer historical fiction\, focusing on the lives of men in the 19th century Royal Navy. Her Age of Sail series follows the lives and careers of Hiram Nightingale and Arthur Courtney. The first book\, Leeward\, was a Times Historical Novel of the Year 2023 and was shortlisted for the 2024 HWA Debut Crown Awards. She was born on the Isle of Wight and lives there. \nMary Grand is a bestselling author of murder mysteries set in the present time but in the style of classic whodunits. These are set on the Isle of Wight where she lives and writes\, and include a series featuring amateur detective Susan Flynn. Mary’s writing career started with three self-published novels starting with Free to be Tegan\, set in Wales where Mary was born and grew up. \nKathryn Rossati is a poet and author of young adult and children’s books\, including her latest release\, Naturally Nic/k\, out through the independent publisher Book Guild. She is neurodivergent and has hypermobility spectrum disorder. She lives on the Isle of Wight and is often found daydreaming or receiving ‘constructive’ criticism from her boisterous parrot and chatterbox budgie. \nAnna Britton is the author of Shot in the Dark and Close to the Edge\, part of her traditionally published crime series starring Gabe Martin and Juliet Stern. She also self-publishes under the name Annie Bennet\, focusing on cosy romance and fantasy. Something New\, the first in the Isle of Doughnut series\, is her first self-published novel.
URL:https://www.katiedaysh.com/event/pages-plots-and-publishing-a-panel-of-local-authors/
LOCATION:Medina Bookshop\, 50 High Street\, Cowes\, Isle of Wight\, PO31 7RR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Katie Daysh in Conversation
DESCRIPTION:On July 24 at 8pm\, I will be ‘In Conversation’ with the Isle of Wight literary magazine\, Brevity\, at Department\, Ryde. I will take part in a Q&A\, discussing my journey as a writer and the publishing industry\, and there will be dramatic readings of excerpts from Leeward! \nTickets are £7 and available here.
URL:https://www.katiedaysh.com/event/katie-daysh-in-conversation/
LOCATION:Department\, 29-30 Cross Street\, Ryde\, PO33 2AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Book Lovers' Lunch at Play on Words Festival
DESCRIPTION:On Oct 22\, I will be speaking at the Book Lovers’ Lunch at the Play on Words Festival! \nJoin us at the Cliff House for a literary lunch with Katie Daysh\, an author from the Isle of Wight who loves to explore unheard voices in fiction. In her main genre\, historical fiction\, she enjoys placing queer characters at the heart of the narrative\, and most of her books are set on the sea. She is the author of the Nightingale/Courtney queer naval adventure series. Her debut novel\, Leeward\, was one of The Times’ best historical fiction novels of 2023. \nHear from Katie about her writing life and books over a two course lunch using local seasonal ingredients with a choice from the Cliff House’s fuss free\, modern British menu\, with a stunning view across the Solent: a treat for book club members\, fans of a good read or anyone who loves great food and even better company. \nTickets are available here.
URL:https://www.katiedaysh.com/event/book-lovers-lunch-at-play-on-words-festival/
LOCATION:The Cliff House\, Marine Drive West\, Barton on Sea\, BH25 7QL\, United Kingdom
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