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Author Talk - Betsy Reavley
1 February 2017 Local Author, Betsy Reavley talked about her work as a Submissions Editor for Bloodhound Books, a company she co-founded which now represents over 30 authors. She also talked about her latest book 'Frailty' and her previous work. Betsy donated two of her books and answered questions about her writing and self-publishing. It was a very interesting and enjoyable evening. |
Meet the Author - George Culling
27 September 2017
Fifty-seven people came to hear George talk about his latest book ‘Tales of Lancasters and other aircraft.’ He told us about his own experiences as a Navigator, as well as tales he had collected from other air crew and pilots. One gentleman, who had had a stroke, sent him his story printed in capital letters, just two weeks before publication. George also quoted some cliffhangers which meant we needed to read the book to find out whether the hero lived or died. George took questions from the floor before selling signed copies of his book, while the audience chatted over glasses of wine. A very successful evening.
27 September 2017
Fifty-seven people came to hear George talk about his latest book ‘Tales of Lancasters and other aircraft.’ He told us about his own experiences as a Navigator, as well as tales he had collected from other air crew and pilots. One gentleman, who had had a stroke, sent him his story printed in capital letters, just two weeks before publication. George also quoted some cliffhangers which meant we needed to read the book to find out whether the hero lived or died. George took questions from the floor before selling signed copies of his book, while the audience chatted over glasses of wine. A very successful evening.
Author talk by David Gilbertson
8 November 2017
David gave a very interesting talk about his new novel ‘The Path of Deception’ to an appreciative audience of thirty-eight. He gave us a fascinating insight into real police situations that had been discussed at HQ. For those of us who had read the book, it made it all the more scary. David took questions from the floor then sold all the signed copies of his book he had brought with him. He kindly donated a copy to the library.
8 November 2017
David gave a very interesting talk about his new novel ‘The Path of Deception’ to an appreciative audience of thirty-eight. He gave us a fascinating insight into real police situations that had been discussed at HQ. For those of us who had read the book, it made it all the more scary. David took questions from the floor then sold all the signed copies of his book he had brought with him. He kindly donated a copy to the library.
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‘London is faced with the greatest terrorist outrage it has ever experienced when Scotland Yard and much of its surroundings are reduced to rubble. With hundreds dead, detectives are forced to confront the fact that somewhere in their midst, at the very heart of their team, there is a traitor……'
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Summer Reading Challenge 2017 - Animal Agents
Congratulations to all of the children who completed the Summer Reading Challenge. 151 children signed up for the Challenge and 118 completed it by reading 6 books and coming to talk to our volunteers about the books they had read.
As usual medal ceremonies took place at the local schools and in the Library.
Drinks & biscuits were kindly supplied for the Library ceremony by the Co-op in Fulbourn.
As usual medal ceremonies took place at the local schools and in the Library.
Drinks & biscuits were kindly supplied for the Library ceremony by the Co-op in Fulbourn.
