This year's Wigtown Spring Book Weekend is subtitled 'A Sense of Place', and has a line-up which should get us all over to Scotland's National Booktown - book your tickets early!
Theresa Munoz will be talking on 'Tom Leonard's Glasgow', Carol Hill will explore whether 'A Woman's Place is in the Countryside', or whether a rural lifestyle may be holding us back (oh dear!) and, for sheer pleasure (with a touch of environmental urgency), I recommend Fiona Russell, Emma Strang and Dave Borthwick discussing 'The Tracks We Leave - People and Place'.
Children's events include a paper making workshop and talks from leading children's authors Alan Temperley, Simon Puttock and Lari Don.
The Swallow Theatre are proud to present a play by Murray Watts, 'Mr Darwin's Tree' in the evening.
To find out more about this great range of ideas to feed inquisitive minds at the Spring Book Weekend visit www.wigtownbookfestival.com .
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