Ian Marsh will be visiting Rainhill Library to give a talk about his book Murderer: On Your Mark on Monday the 14th March at 4.30. Dr Ian Marsh has been a university lecturer for many years and has taught, researched and written widely on crime and criminal justice. He is the author of numerous academic books on crime and justice, and uses his professional expertise to write a brilliant and insightful tale of passion and murder.

William P Thomson will be holding an author talk on Monday 14th March from 6pm on his title 'Prometheus Ascending'. The talk will take place at Victoria Library in London where William will be discussing how far are we willing to go to prolong human life? A sci-fi story on the world's first brain transplant! To find out more go to http://sciencefictiontalk.eventbrite.co.uk 

A.C Allanby will be at 'Thames Ditton Farmers Market' on Saturday 27th February between 9am-1pm, celebrating the release of her childrens book 'The Transom Trilogy I: The Adventures of Captain Antonio' Not only will the author be signing copies of her book, there will be a 'Captain Antonio' treasure hunt for the children throughout the market!

On Monday 7th December Sylvia Pink will be at Sutton in Ashfield Library signing copies of her book 'Carolyne Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective'. The event will be from 11am-12pm. Sylvia Pink wrote her first book at twelve, then acted it out to an audience. The story required falling out of a tree but she survived unhurt. She has enjoyed three separate careers and is happy being a member and volunteer for local charities, which have included The Rotary Club and The National Trust. Sylvia has been married to her lovely husband Tony for many years. She has a talented son who now has his own family and a stepdaughter who also has a family. Sylvia is a history ‘geek', loves gardening and walking her enormous and much loved labrador dog. In Carolyne Mayville, Secretly Psychic, Detective, Caroline Mayville, a sixty year old retired schoolteacher, lives a very traditional village life. She tends her garden, walks her dog and volunteers at the local fete. But all of that is about to change.

Sue Morgan and Dave D will be visiting Cannock Library on Saturday 5th December between 10 and 3 to promote Dave D's Diary. For the chance to get your signed copy of the book and meet the adorable eponymous collie, be sure to drop in and say hi.