Events

The first public look at the artwork for Elena Marsh's next novel, with the illustrator and art director on hand to explain how it was made.

A two-hour workshop in which forty strangers build a story together, one decision at a time, and then find out what they made.

An afternoon given over to the readers who build the costumes, with a walk-on parade, a maker's panel and prizes judged by the author herself.

Ten years since The Dragon's Embrace first appeared, marked with a reading, a panel and the original rejected ending.

A single lecture on the unglamorous machinery of invented places — economies, distances and the price of bread — followed by an hour of questions.

An online evening for readers who have finished the novel and have opinions about the last chapter.