As you’ll know, the whole book festival will be online this year. Click on the links below to find out more about each event and when you will be able to watch them. To watch the events, just come to the website at the time indicated and click on the post. You will find either a video to watch or a podcast to listen to for each event which you can access at any time after the event has gone live.
Click here for the links to events which you can
watch or listen again at your leisure.
Friday 7pm: Archie Foley – More Footprints in the Sand
Friday 8pm: Anne Stormont – Finding Fulfilment
Saturday 11am: Tom Mole – The Secret Life of Books
Saturday 12noon: Janis Mackay – A Sense of Place and Imagination
Saturday 1pm: Doug Johnstone – Dark Humour
Saturday 2-4pm: Creative Writing Workshop with J L Hall
Saturday 2pm: Edward Ross – Gamish: A Graphic of Gaming
Saturday 3pm: John D Burns – mountaineer, writer and storyteller – talks to Portobello Book Festival.
Saturday 4pm: Jackie Baldwin and Olga Wojtas – Captivating Crime
Saturday 5pm: Gavin Francis – Island Dreams
Sunday 11am: Sheila M Averbuch – Social and Anti-Social Media
Sunday 12noon: Peter Ross – A Tomb with a View
Sunday 1pm: Leonie Charlton – Marram
Sunday 2pm: Letters from Lockdown
Sunday 4pm: Donald Bloxham – History: Why Bother?
Sunday 5pm: Through Travellers’ Eyes (edited Leonie Charlton and Peter E Ross)
Portobello Book Festival 
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I did a talk on The Times on Cinema at the festival two years ago. My new book is just out. This is the Amazon link, but it is also available at Porty Bookshop. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Man-Seventh-Row-Related-Condition/dp/B08J16N97R/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=man+in+the+Seventh+row&qid=1601820191&sr=8-1
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