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The controversial speaker introduces his epic fantasy novel, set in Mexico during the Spanish conquest.

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

Traditional song, poetry and storytelling competitions, plus an evening ceilidh.

An age-free arts festival with music, literature and spoken word, visual art and crafts, film and theatre as well as a programme of talks and debates. 2013 promises intimate venues, rising stars, unique collaborations, participation and mental stimulation.

Regular storytelling club for adults.

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

• 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.

The Martha Stewart of blog-land compiles her tips and advice into book form with The Handmade Home, which she'll discuss and sign copies of.

Gerda Stevenson takes a break from acting and directing to launch her first book of poetry.

A school homework session.

War correspondents, historians, military experts and David Welch, Director of the Centre For The Study Of Propaganda, discuss how the idea of a conflict can be packaged and sold to the military and general public.

An open discussion on the many aspects of mental health.

A gallery talk by Carol Andrews, British Museum.

Conceptual text-based work from the New York-based artist, concentrating on the relationship between the artwork and the viewer, and exploring the notion of language as sculpture.

Giles Ramsay hosts a talk where the artistic director of Northern Broadsides and actor, Barrie Rutter, and the journalist and author Kate Bassett both discuss the early 20th century play, Rutherford and Son, as well as Ms Bassett's book, Two Minds - A Biography Of Jonathan Miller.

The 14 Livingstone fruit bats live together in a custom built enclosure with a large walk-through, free-flight aviary. Supported by Airbus.

A lecture discussing the history of Beethoven. Particularly in German political culture.

The mountaineer gives an illustrated talk about his expedition to Venezuela and his free-climbed ascent of the wall of the Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall.

Learn more about this exhibition and the saints in this BSL tour led by Martin Glover and with spoken English voiceover by Ali Pottinger.

Take part in this new family friendly story-telling session about Bumpty Bear and his adventures around The Quays. Learn how friendship and first aid keep this clumsy character smiling.

Abstract sculpture and poems from the 1960s and 70s, providing an insight into the ideas of the influential 20th-century artist.