Books, Book signing

The Welsh author signs copies of her latest novel The Moss Gatherers, the sequel to On Open Ground, set in two rural communities on each side of the Irish Sea.

The professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London presents his 20-year study on twins, and challenges our ideas of genetics through discussion of epigenetics – or biological changes introduced through environmental factors. That is, starving grandparents make for chubby, rotund grandkids. Madness! Madness, we…

The author signs copies of his book Noah's Rocket, an updated version of the traditional bible story.

Meet the author of some very special stories about an extremely brave little spider who does incredible things in Stanley Saves The Amazon Rainforest.

The Lancashire-born author signs copies of her latest romantic-fiction work, Good Husband Material.

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

Wendy Moore discusses her latest book, which tells the true story of an 18th century man who adopted two girls with the intention of educating them into the required amount of docility. Then, he'd choose the best specimen as his wife.

Author Helen Dunmore discusses the Sumatran tiger, plus a talk by ZSL Head of Regional Programmes Sarah Christie. Chaired by Ruth Padel.