Re-arranged from September, Author Alex Preston talks about his electrifying best-selling novel Winchelsea (set in the town itself, Rye and the high seas) in conversation with Adam Nicolson
Re-arranged from September, Inside the Archers on Friday 25th November at 7.00pm in Rye Community Centre sees the long-running BBC Radio show’s editor Jeremy Howe and
Shedunnit Productions and acclaimed local author Helen Jacey present Deadly Dames, an unmissable night for lovers of 1940s vintage and crime with live swing music, a book launch, a murder
Oliver Brooks will round up an action-packed day of workshops and sea-faring fun with a reading from his debut novel, The Voyages of Mary Thyme, a fairy tale
Join us for a talk with the wonderful Reverend Richard Coles, discussing his debut crime novel.
Murder Before Evensong is perfect for fans of Richard Osman's The Thursday
Join us to hear the true story of Bernadette Russell’s mission to answer the question "can kindness change the world?" by carrying out an act of kindness
Inkandescent serve up sensational spoken word with a side of music.
Host Nathan Evans is joined by writer, performer and UK Poetry Slam champion Keith Jarrett, and TS Eliot Prize-
Novelist Alex Preston will be in conversation with Adam Nicolson, to discuss his new novel, Winchelsea, an electrifying story of smuggling, vengeance and transformation set in the famous 18th-century
As You Like It is a delightful Comedy with poetry, song, dance and mistaken identity as a young woman, Rosalind, must hide from the law and does so in the
Come along for a tour and find out more about being a room guide at this Georgian house and garden - home to writers Henry James, EF Benson and Rumer Godden.
Join our new monthly book group for inspirational reading, lively discussion and lashings of tea and biscuits, at Lamb House on West Street, Rye.
Email lambhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk for
Alex Preston is an award-winning author of three novels. He writes regularly for the Telegraph, the Economist, Harper’s Bazaar, Observer’s New Review, Financial Times and Spectator.
His
