Published Date:
18 April 2008
By Sundari Sankar
Harry Potter star David Bradley will be joined by a host of other literature fans at this weekend's Stratford International Festival of Literature.
Bradley - who plays the grumpy Argus Filch in the film adaptations of J K Rowlings’ novels - will be causing a shiver or two when he reads his own ghost stories to audience members on Sunday.
Other highlights of the annual event - which starts today (Friday) - include talks by Guy Adams, author of the highly acclaimed books about BBC series Life On Mars, and Catherine O’Flynn, winner of the 2008 Costa First Novel Prize for her debut novel What Was Lost.
For a full line-up of the festival at the Mercure Shakespeare Hotel, visit stratfordintfestofliterature.blogspot.com
For tickets contact Steve and Hilary Newman on 01789 209172 or email ancientpinnacles@fsmail.net or the Mercure Shakespeare Hotel on 01789 294997.
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Last Updated:
14 April 2008 3:10 PM
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Source:
Leamington Courier
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Location:
Leamington Spa
