What a finale! 🎭🌿 Castle Theatre Company returned to #BuckLitFest to close the Festival in style with the opening night of their summer tour: a joyful, sun-soaked Twelfth Night in the garden.
Huge thanks to the hosts and brilliant cast.
👀 2026 Festival dates coming soon...
A joyful, moving night with @KatiePiper_ at #BuckLitFest 💛
She met readers after sharing the heartfelt wisdom behind her new book, Still Beautiful - on ageing, boundaries and self-worth.
Thank you Katie, @UniOfBuckingham, our volunteers & everyone who joined us! 📚✨
THIS WEEK! Join @KatiePiper_ at #BuckLitFest for an evening of reflection and resilience. In her new book Still Beautiful, she explores what it means to age well in a world that makes women feel invisible.
🗓️ Thurs 26 June, 7pm
📍 @UniOfBuckingham
👉 bucklitfest.littleboxoffice.…
Next week! @KatiePiper_ joins us at #BuckLitFest to talk ageing, beauty and her powerful new book Still Beautiful - a moving reflection on life after trauma and learning to own your space.
🗓️ Thursday 26 June, 7pm
📍Vinson Centre, @UniOfBuckingham
👉 bucklitfest.littleboxoffice.…
Edward Tudor Pole brings anarchy, erudition and a Punk sensibility to @bucklitfest in conversation with @CazTricks
A wonderfully riotous evocation of an evening with Chaucer for his autobiography of a Punk Rocker
@bucklitfest following on from his talk for his book Church Going a stonemasons guide, drawing Andrew Ziminski discussing Sounds in buildings and the nature of stone. The art of sculpting stone and lost techniques using lead.
@bucklitfest came to a close with the indomitable Peter Hitchins @ClarkeMicah gently wrestling with @MStadlen over philosophical differences, practical political solutions, world affairs and the UK’s economic precariousness due to over extended borrowing.
I was lucky enough to arrive at @bucklitfest in time to hear @ajaychow share his insight and experience about AI, technology and the future. Apart from being the author of the excellent Kamil Rahman crime series, he is an entertaining and intelligent speaker. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thought-provoking interview with @ClarkeMicah today at @bucklitfest. We disagree on plenty and it’s important to open one’s mind to different perspectives and keep stepping outside the echo chamber.
@EdTudorPole1 I enjoyed meeting and drawing you @bucklitfest Your Chaucerian anarchic, punk prologue to your new autobiography was thoroughly enjoyable.
@JLewisStempel the dawn chorus @bucklitfest gives expression to the wonders of nature and the importance of all sentient beings. We either stay as spectators or we engage in the complexities of the natural world with its myriad possibilities. Hugely engaging.
@bucklitfest is superb, something for everyone. Yesterday I had the pleasure of chairing the crime panel with @JoCallaghanKat and @SpacemanDan13 then a fun interview with @EdTudorPole1 - all brilliant writers and lovely people. So much more today.
Malcolm Rifkind in conversation with @MatthewStadlen @bucklitfest with insights to Gorbachev and his wife and the transition to an open Russia, the political crash of the conservatives, the disaster of open egocentric mouthed politics on X
@ajaychow@bucklitfest on AI it’s potential and writing novels.
Uppermost was the potential for AI in all strands of life. Knowledge, it’s sharing and the impact on individual consciousness.
His new book The Shadow has Kamil fighting an ancient curse.
“Blink” by @JoCallaghanKat where AI becomes sentient and “Dying Light” by @SpacemanDan13 Long sun drenched Orkney days, sleepless nights, a murderer on the loose.
@bucklitfest
What happens next?