Writers & Speakers
- Susie Alexander
- Fiona Allardyce
- Liz Ashworth
- Meg Bateman and Angus Peter Campbell
- A Bit of a Blether – Part Two
- Professor Stephen Blackmore
- Tim Bowler Workshop: How to write for teenagers
- Christopher Brookmyre
- Angus Peter Campbell & Meg Bateman
- Eileen Carney Hulme and Donald MacArthur Ker
- Cawdor Castle Gardens tour
- Brian Denoon
- Carol Ann Duffy
- Michel Faber
- Gardeners’ Question Time
- Roderick Graham
- Katie Hickman
- Tim Honnor
- Stuart Kelly
- A L Kennedy
- Peter Kerr
- John Lister-Kaye
- Fred MacAulay
- Lorn Macintyre
- Ishbel Matheson
- Denise Mina and Allan Guthrie
- Allan Guthrie & Denise Mina
- Mishmash
- Alistair Moffat
- Richard Moore
- Andrew O’Hagan
- Philip Paris
- Donald Paterson
- The Pen and I: Readings
- Barry Pilton
- Dr Tony Pollard
- Patrick Richardson
- James Ross is - going rouge!
- David St John Thomas
- Salley Vickers
- Esther Woolfson
Katie Hickman
© Neil Bennett
6.30pm Wednesday 9 June 2010
Nairn Community Centre
Katie Hickman is the author of six previous books, including two bestselling history books, Courtesans and Daughters of Britannia, which was adapted as a highly successful 20-part series for BBC Radio 4. She was born into a diplomatic family and spent the first 25 years of her life living in Europe, the Far East and South America. Her later travels lead to two acclaimed travel books, including Travels with a Circus, about her experiences travelling with a Mexican circus. She will be talking about the inspiration behind her stunning new historical novel, The Pindar Diamond, giving some readings from it and answering questions about her life and writing.
