Chip­ping Nor­ton Lit­er­ary Festival

Editor of politics.co.uk, Ian Dunt returns to Chipping Norton to discuss his latest book, How To Be A Liberal, part history of a dynamic social movement as well as a rallying cry to resist modern nationalism.

Journalist, author and feminist campaigner Julie Bindel joins us at ChipLitFest for the first time to interview Ian Dunt and discuss the future of social movements.

The much-loved and ridiculously knowledgeable TV personality, Richard Osman, joins us in conversation with Mark Billingham to discuss his absurdly successful crime series, The Thursday Murder Club, the second of which, The Man Who Died Twice, is published on 16 September.

Mark is a Festival founder patron and well-established Festival favourite as the ChipLit Quiz master. He joins us to chat with Richard Osman about crime writing and to celebrate 20 years since the first publication of Sleepyhead, his iconic first novel.