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06 OCT 2011

The Frinton Literary Festival begins

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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