Brought up in Birmingham amongst the Irish community in the 60’s and 70’s to an Irish mother and Caribbean father, Kit's debut novel 'My name is Leon' was an award winning international best seller. As was her second novel 'The Trick to Time', and her young adult novel 'Becoming Dinah'.
Kit founded the free digital festival the Big Book Weekend. Her memoir 'Without Warning and Only Sometimes' is released in August. Her latest publication, 'Supporting Cast', is a collection of short stories.
Photo credit: Sarah M Lee
Saturday 30th April 11.00 am
The Granary at Molecey Mill, Stamford Rd, West Deeping PE6 9JD
Tickets £10 to include coffee
Thurs 28 May
A useful note for your visit: The direct postcode for the car park is NG32 1HB...
Sun 5 Jul
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Fri 21 Aug
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Sat 6 Jun
A family friendly film screening at St Swithun's Church in Long Bennington. Dir: Benjamin Renner Guylo Homsy...
Thurs 11 Jun
A useful note for your visit: The car park is adjacent to the Church and an acc...
Sat 6 Jun
An evening of operatic arias and songs from the shows. Saturday 6th June 7.30pm at St Mary's Church. Soprano...
Sat 11 Jul
Guildhall Arts Centre is proud to be the ticket agent for: Burghley House Battl...
Thurs 6 Aug
Bike Night is returning to Grantham Market Place on Thursday 6th August, 5pm–9pm. Expect motorbikes, live music, and fantastic fo...