Afternoon events, Books

England's wicket-keeper signs his book The Gloves Are Off, in which he reveals all about life at the heart of the action on the cricket field.

The former glamour model signs copies of her book He's The One.

The author signs copies of his book The World According To Bob: The Further Adventures Of One Man And His Street-Wise Cat.

The author talks about her book Patrick Leigh Fermor: An Adventure, a biography of the travel writer, including his adventures during the Second World War.

An interactive installation featuring a study desk containing drawings from Evans' The Spirit Is A Bone series, inspired by natural history specimens from the nearby Fragments Of Bone display, with words by Dr Jones based on ancient Anglo-Saxon riddle poems.

The former politician, who joined the old Conservative party in 1964, is out in and about in support of her new autobiography.

• Written by: Sharon Kanolik

The Reckless Moment Theatre Company presents Sharon Kanolik's drama, set during the London riots of August 2011, in which three people who would rather ignore each other are forced to interact.

This talk focuses on how physical spaces and environments direct children's play and how these theories emerge in artistic practices. Nicola Lees, Curator of Frieze Foundation, leads the conversation.

A gallery talk by Mary Ginsberg, British Museum.

The author behind Sookie Stackhouse and her sexy vampire friends introduces the thirteenth and final novel in the serise, Dead Ever After.

A talk by The Friends Of The Drama about the portrayal of female characters in books.

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

An informal session for creative writers, with readings and constructive criticism.

Hear the stories of the Poster People, including A Shopping Excursion, The Stop That Was Missed and An Adventure On The Escalator

An informal reading group.

Canon Professor Lionel Tarassenko discusses how artificial consciousness could be the next step in an evolutionary chain of more and more powerful computers.

Curator Dr Helen Wang talks about the use of posters and flyers by the country's government to publicise their views and policies.

The Limerick-based author signs copies of fantasy series, Zom-B.

Stories, games and art and craft fun for children and their parents and carers.

We are proud to welcome back John Challis to the store. He was such a hit last time he's coming back to sign his new book, Boycie & Beyond!

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

The silver medal winning gymnast and Strictly Come Dancing champion signs copies of his autobiography, My Story So Far.