What an incredible week we’ve had at Manx Litfest 2023! We are all really grateful to everybody who came along, bought tickets and supported us and our visitors.
FIND OUT MORE >Manx Litfest 2023 began last night, with a sold-out Book Fanatics' Quiz at a packed-out Noa Market Hall! Huge thanks to our fabulous quiz master Rob Cope, Noa for hosting and...
FIND OUT MORE >Unfortunately, the Litfest Team received word from Sophie Hannah yesterday that, due to family circumstances, she has had to cancel her September/October events this year, including the two events she...
FIND OUT MORE >Jenny Løvlie grew up in Northern-Norway on Ekkerøy, a tiny peninsula sticking out into the Barents Sea, where she was the first child to be born in 12 years.
FIND OUT MORE >Completing our lineup of overseas visitors is literary agent, Hayley Steed.
FIND OUT MORE >If there are two things the island has no shortage of, it’s runners and coastline! If you are a fan of either of those things, you won’t want to miss coming...
FIND OUT MORE >On the Saturday of Manx Litfest, you’ll find Clara Vulliamy at the Family Library, talking and drawing all things ‘The Dog Squad’.
FIND OUT MORE >Our visiting poet this year is the incredible Jay Hulme, an award winning transgender performance poet, speaker and educator.
FIND OUT MORE >Ben Haggarty is back at Manx Litfest once again, this time with his incredible one man storytelling show: Greek Myths Unleashed! Ben is a world-class performance storyteller, whose work delights...
FIND OUT MORE >Fiona is the author of ‘The Gin Clan’, ‘Gins of Yorkshire’ and ‘Gins of the North West’, and has been writing about food and drink for more than a decade...
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