Southbank releases literature festival line up

A four-day live reading of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick featuring actors and writers including Liza Klaussmann, Chibundu Onuzo and A L Kennedy will be among the events at Southbank Centre’s London Literature Festival. The festival, which takes place from 28th September to 12th October, will also include the world premiere of The Hollow of the Hand (Bloomsbury), the debut collaborative book by singer PJ Harvey and photographer Seamus Murphy. There will be poetry readings and new songs performed by Harvey, and a screening of a short film by Murphy. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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'Most ambitious' Hay Festival Cartagena to star Adichie, Smith and Sands

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Shamsie, Hamid and Mukherjee shortlisted for $25k DSC Prize for South Asian Literature

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Lighter release schedule hampers Hachette UK in third quarter

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Sturgeon signs up to Book Week Scotland digital festival

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