TRAVEL WRITING FESTIVAL AUTHORS

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‘Trailblazing’, ‘pioneering’ and ‘disruptive’ is how Tharik Hussain’s debut book, Minarets in the Mountains: a Journey into Muslim Europe has been described.

Sophy's debut book is an inspirational and heart-breaking illustrated journey across Siberia’s most remote reaches to beyond its frozen myths

The renowned explorer unpacks his expeditions from the Blue Nile and Congo River to Operation Raleigh

Britain’s most acclaimed literary travel writer, at the age of 81, travels along The Amur River, between Russia and China, the tenth longest in the world.

Stories of remarkable travels from Pole to Pole via Zanzibar that contemplate friendship and the irreplaceable value that travel brings

The extraordinary story of how marauding Muslim armies carved out an empire that rivalled Rome and changed the world for ever

Former residents Demi and Rory unveil the city’s secrets to focus on Bowie’s prolific Berlin sojourn and creative growth

Jay Griffiths, award-winning author of more than six acclaimed books, is a fierce advocate of nature’s remaining wild places.

An enticing journey to the fantastical landscapes, beguiling creatures and isolated tribes of tropical Madagascar

Sail single-handed up the west coasts of Ireland and Scotland on a remarkable voyage across history and into the imagination