After 6am, Books

The author discusses and signs copies of her books, including the most recent, Fall of Night.

The legendary Mancunian punk poet, who is a spiritual godfather to the likes of Mike Skinner and Plan B hauls his insatiable laconic wit on tour.

Author Kate Mosse discusses her latest adventure novel, Citadel, along with the rest of her Languedoc Trilogy.

An exhibition of images and objects connecting books to nature.

• Directed by: Jean-Michele Gregory
• Written by: Mike Daisey

Mike Daisey's solo show, telling the story of Apple's co-founder, and also of the performer's own visit to China to look at the factories producing iPhones, iPods and iPads. Directed by Jean-Michele Gregory.

The Olympic medal-winning triathletes will discuss their success and sign copies of their joint autobiography, Swim, Bike, Run.

The author signs the tenth and latest book in his Lincoln Rhyme crime series.

Hill launches his latest horror novel, taking questions from the audience and signing copies of his books. Booking is essential.

Avant-garde spoken word, film and music fusion night describing itself as 'playing host to the sinister and the sanguine'.

A rare recital by the Leeds-born poet, introduced by fellow local writer Anthony Clavane.

Dr Djurdja Bartlett and Dr Katalin Foldi-Dozsa present and investigation into the uses of ethnic and geometrical styles in the Eastern European interwar fashions.

A neuroscientist and a designer describe the many ways that bees inspire them in their work and everyday lives. Richard Clarke is director of Beautiful Mind at Lottolab, a hybrid Neuroscience/design studio. Clarke has developed a model system for visual processing. He has published work on how brains create meaning…

The Professor Of Biological Sciences from Stirling University discusses his look A Sting In The Tale, which considers the urgent plight of the bumblebee and what can be done to stem the decline.

Help celebrate Scotland's history and the arrival of Marshall's new book, which commemorates the 1450 years (to the month, no less) it's been since Columba first arrived on Iona.

A full day of discussions and performances based on the Sunday papers, with commentators, musicians, actors and poets bringing to life the day's news, section by section. Dress code? Smoking jackets and Sunday best, of course.

Karen Cochrane offers an illustrated look at the origins of knitting and how the styles have changed through the ages and around the world.

Come hear the results of a multidisciplinary project between two geneticists, two poets, a design artist and a photographer, initiated by the ESRC Genomics Policy and Research Forum. With Pippa Goldschmidt, Lisa Matthews and Matthias Wienroth in discussion.

A storytelling session.

A look at life in York (then known as Eboracum) under the Romans, which became one of the leading cities in their empire.

• Written by: Murray Lachlan Young

Windswept Productions presents Murray Lachlan Young's verse drama, set to a 1990s soundtrack, in which mayhem ensues when a couple invite their oldest friends down to the South West from London to help celebrate their wedding anniversary.

The latest Spook's novel signed by local author Delaney.