Today is the start of the 10th Frinton Literary Festival.
Highlights will include an Evening with Peter Sissons, talking about his hugely entertaining memoir When One Door Closes; Gervase Phinn author of Afternoon Tea; former cavalry officer, Allan Mallinson, talking about his new novel On His Majesty’s Service; and Sophie Hannah discussing her latest book, the psychological thriller Lasting Damage.
Hats off to Judith Charlesworth and Sally Johnson for organising such a great event - and helping put Frinton on the literary map.
If you are reading this in our part of Essex, why not contact Caxton Books & Gallery in Connaught Avenue for details? 01255 851505 or https://caxton-books.co.uk/
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