Acclaimed Authors Set to Visit Worcestershire’s Libraries This Autumn

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Libraries across Worcestershire are set to host an exciting season of FREE literary events this autumn. From spine-chilling crime fiction to groundbreaking history and immersive fantasy worlds, the programme offers something for every reader.

Upcoming events

Saturday 11 October at 11:00am – Redditch Library

Dr Joseph Yannielli: Doing Black History in 2025

Aston University’s Dr Joseph Yannielli, a leading historian of slavery and abolition, will discuss Black history in America and beyond, alongside his groundbreaking VR project on World War I in South Africa. Please book in Redditch Library.

Wednesday 15 October at 6:30pm – The Hive, Worcester

An Evening of Spooky Fiction

As night falls over The Hive, three masterful storytellers - Olivia Isaac-Newton, Caz Frear, and Charley Barnes—will share spine-tingling tales and insights into the art of suspense. Book today on Eventbrite.

Saturday 18 October at 11:00am – Kidderminster Library

In Conversation with Sue Watson

Psychological thriller writer Sue Watson, author of Wife.Mother.Liar and Wanting Daisy Dead, shares what lies beneath her successful psychological thrillers with big twists and explore her writing process. Book today on Eventbrite.

Thursday 6 November at 7:00pm – Bromsgrove Library

Murder in the Air with Tom Hindle

Bestselling crime novelist Tom Hindle (A Fatal Crossing) the modern master of the whodunnit. From locked-room mysteries to high-stakes investigations, Tom’s novels have captivated readers across the UK—and now he’s coming to Bromsgrove Library to share the secrets behind his suspenseful storytelling. Book today on Eventbrite.

Saturday 22 November at 12:00pm – Redditch Library

Worlds of Science Fiction and Fantasy

A panel with Gareth L. Powell, Anna Stephens, and Mike Brooks explores the craft of world-building and speculative storytelling. Please book in Redditch Library.