Lynda Taylor will be attending Coventry's Writers Hub at The Belgrade 10 am - 12 noon on Sunday 5th December with her book 'Life's a Rhyme - You Just Gotta Write It' This amazingly varied collection of poems - often touching, sometimes hilarious - ranges from nonsense verse for children to insightful pieces on autism and bullying, and even includes a celebration of Britain's newest royal, HRH Princess Charlotte (from the point of view of her brother George)!

On Friday 4th December, Gill Gascoigne will be at Machynlleth Library where copies of her book 'The Memorable Man' will be available to buy. Gill Gascoigne has always had a keen interest in people, history and writing and these passions come together in her first book A Memorable Man, fulfilling a lifelong ambition to be a published writer. A Memorable Man is a compelling historical story about self discovery and how people relate to one another with the ultimate triumph of good over evil, its message as relevant today as when the drama is set. The tale moves around and does not necessarily follow a predictable route; A Memorable Man will hold your attention until the end.

Amanda Hart will be signing copies of her new upcoming autobiography 'The Guys Upstairs' at Neal's Yard in Bury St.Edmunds on 27th, 28th and 29th November 12-2pm.  "There is nothing worse than being a child in a home where violence and hatred are rife and no-one will listen. It's all the more remarkable then that Amanda Hart survived such harrowing beginnings to arrive at a point in life where she could write The Guys Upstairs. This book charts the life of Amanda Hart from childhood to middle age, a life which saw her stumble from one unbearable relationship to another as she strived to maintain custody of her children and make sense of a world where trust was in short supply. To get through she puts her faith in ‘The Guys Upstairs', angels who at times can be frustrating in their messages but who in the end always deliver. The Guys Upstairs is an absorbing book on surviving relationships and finding your power and voice to live your destiny."

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.

Lynda Taylor will be performing as a featured artist at P Cafe's 'Spoken Words' evening on Tuesday 5th January 2016 at 7.30pm. Lynda will be performing several of her poems from her upcoming book 'Life's a Rhyme - You Just Gotta Write it' "This amazingly varied collection of poems - often touching, sometimes hilarious - ranges from nonsense verse for children to insightful pieces on autism and bullying, and even includes a celebration of Britain's newest royal, HRH Princess Charlotte (from the point of view of her brother George)! Lynda Taylor is a unique new author who believes ‘all things are possible'. She has the rare ability to cast emotional magic into her words and has touched the hearts of everyone she encounters, be it friends, family, or even the President of the United States of America! She is also a songwriter."