Before 5pm, Books, free events

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.

Art historian and museum curator Julia Weston-Davis will discuss the collections and art work houses in the famous London museum.

The historical fiction author signs copies of the fifth novel in his Emperor series, Emperor: The Blood Of Gods.

The author signs copies of his book A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Heaven.

The crime fiction writer discusses his latest work, 'Deadly Secrets'.

The American crime author signs copies of the tenth novel in his Lincoln Rhyme series, The Kill Room.

The feisty Katie Morag is a much loved character - a chance to meet her creator and hear some of her adventures. Mairi Hedderwick will also sign her books. Suitable for age 5 and up.

The author signs copies of the book, Fun And Games At The Zoo.

New poems to make you question your relationship with the capital - whether you're a lifelong Londoner or one who's just here for the day. Wordsworth's famous sonnet, 'Composed upon Westminster Bridge', contemplates London's mighty heart asleep in the silence of a 19th-century dawn. This summer at Southbank Centre…

Local author Susi Osborne launches her second novel and signs copies.

The author signs copies of From Geordie Land to No Man's Land; a chronicle of a Geordie at war in the trenches.

The local author signs copies of the fifth and final book in the Ghost Detective series.

A gallery talk by Carolyn Perry, independent speaker.

The author signs copies of her bestseller Poppy Day and latest novel What Have I Done?.

A costumed character talk about the life of the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia.

The historian delves into the archive to share photographs, maps and memories of the area, and then leads a walking tour of Stockbridge the following Saturday.

The museum's press and PR manager discusses current exhibitions.

A gallery talk by Fiona Sheales, British Museum.

Best-selling children's author Caroline Lawrence tells what life was like for animals in Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Meet this great author and grab a copy of her deeply moving biography which explores the tangled trauma of childhood and the journey through the sorrow of loss.

The local author signs copies of the latest book in her Greek mystery series.

Performance space featuring comedy, music and spoken word.