This notice follows on from the first of the events of the Headingley LitFest 2009 - on The Hounding of David Oluwale , when Kester Aspden ...

Photo by Richard Wilcocks Conrad Beck writes: The tea and the talk took place on Saturday 28 March. Framed photographs of battleships a...

James Nash is the perfect compere for poetry sessions. He gave the audience in the Dare Café cellar (in this case, largely made up of people...

Rose Doughty writes: Love and beauty are the conventional topics of many of Shakespeare’s sonnets, along with related topics of time and mut...

Sheila Moriarty writes: On Saturday 21 March, the Bowery Café, Headingley, was the setting for a vivid and lively performance by the Irish W...

Hearty thanks are due to Headingley Librarian Paul Askew , who produced a series of useful posters for individual events during the LitFest....