Aye Write! Glasgow´s Book Festival celebrates the rich variety of Glaswegian writing and also brings the best of Scottish and international writers to the city. The programme includes workshops, readings and discussions and takes in a wide range of genres: poetry, prose, screen writing, fiction, crime and children´s books

The Cheltenham Literature Festival is to become the first of its kind to host world premieres every year. Each October will see Cheltenham become the place to hear brand new writing that’s been especially commissioned from some of the world’s best authors.

The Edinburgh International Book Festival began in 1983 and is now a key event in the August Festival season, celebrated annually in Scotland´s capital city. Biennial at first, the Book Festival became a yearly celebration in 1997.

for 10 days a year, 80 000 visitors converge on Hay from all over the UK, Europe and America to join in a carnival celebration.

The Festival reflects the great literary traditions of The University of Oxford, and its historic Colleges, as well as the contemporary reputation of its Departments and Institutes in every field of scholarship, research and enquiry.
Novelists, biographers, historians, poets, critics, politicians, soldiers, public servants, scientists, and medics will be joined by artists, philosophers, theologians, architects, engineers, botanists, environmentalists and children's writers.
The Oxford Literary Festival is widely acclaimed for its stimulating and provocative programme and the quality and fearlessness of its debates.