Evening events, Books

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

Dawn O'Porter signs copies of her new book, Paper Aeroplanes.

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.

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

A night of poetry, songs and stories, with open mic spots.

Help celebrate the release of Thompson's sixth book, a novel about a novelist, which provides a new spot of horror to grace book shelves.

Tudor historian, author and MP Chris Skidmore discuss and signs copies of his new publication, Bosworth.

• 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.

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

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

The author reads from and discusses her memoir, which takes three boxes of apricots as a jumping off point for century-spanning reminiscences.

The novelists discuss McCann's epic novel Transatlantic, which encompasses four generations of women, two continents and three centuries.

The author will be talking about his work, including his latest book 'The Maleficent Seven', followed by a book signing.

Professor Wouter DenHaan and Stephen King discuss the consequences of the Western world loosing economic power.

The author talks about her latest book, Elizabeth's Bedfellows: An Intimate History of the Queen's Court, all about the private life of Elizabeth I and the people who surrounded her in her closely guarded chambers.

Meet the author of The Feast Of Artemis, the latest in the Mysteries Of The Greek Detectives series.

The historian discusses her book Perilous Question: Reform Or Revolution? Britain On The Brink, 1832, which looks at the passing of the Great Reform Bill.

Prof Daniel Dennett in which he considers the remarkable capacity of each human being to develop software-like thinking tools in order to understand themselves and the world around them.

The popular American author and son of novelists Stephen and Tabitha King discusses his latest thriller novel, Nos4r2, and signs copies of his work.