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SUMMARY:Midsummer Festival: Wyl Menmuir
DESCRIPTION:The Spirit of Stone\nPickering Book Tree | Doors from 7pm | Tickets FREE\n \nFull of wonder\, hope and fascinating tales of stones and their people — Fiona Robertson\, author of Stone Lands \nFrom the lonely heights of mountains to the womblike depths of caves\, stone has always drawn us in. In The Spirit of Stone\, Wyl Menmuir explores the many ways in which rock and earth form part of our identities\, histories and futures. \nAcross Britain and Ireland – from Mull to the Isles of Scilly – rock is everywhere beneath our feet\, shaping not only our landscapes but also our imaginations and the ways we live together. \nMoving across these lands\, Wyl Menmuir’s essays combine travelogue\, social history and memoir\, bringing together interviews\, folklore and personal encounters with the landscapes themselves. \nFrom sacred monuments to modern sculpture\, this book reveals how stone grounds us\, challenges us and inspires us\, such as: \n\nMountains and caves as places of pilgrimage\, danger\, refuge and wonder.\nAncient pathways and stone circles that leave traces of our ancestors written into the land.\nMarks and monuments\, from Neolithic carvings to contemporary sculpture\, art that endures across centuries.\nEveryday stone\, for example the quarries\, buildings and raw materials that underpin our daily lives.\n\nThe Spirit of Stone follows on from The Draw of the Sea and The Heart of the Woods\, completing a trilogy of explorations into our relationship with place. Where the first two books took readers to the water’s edge and into the forest\, this book journeys into the landscapes of rock\, stone and earth\, reflecting on how they continue to define us. \nResonant with the work of Robert Macfarlane\, Kathleen Jamie and Peter Ross\, yet strikingly original in its breadth and vision\, The Spirit of Stone is a profound meditation on belonging\, endurance and our shared human story written in stone. \nA warm and generous guide to the bedrock of our land\, and the characters who champion it — Ruth Allen\, author of Weathering and Grounded  \n  \nAbout the Author \nWyl Menmuir is an author and creative writing lecturer based in Cornwall. His 2016 debut novel\, The Many\, was nominated for the Man Booker Prize and was an Observer Best Fiction of the year pick. His short fiction has appeared in Best British Short Stories and he has been published by Nightjar Press\, Kneehigh Theatre and the National Trust. \nWyl’s non-fiction books have been awarded the Roger Deakin Award from the Society of Authors\, the Award for Excellence from the OWPG\, a Holyer an Gof Award\, and the 2026 Blue Metropolis Planet Literature Prize\, awarded for a body of work that demonstrates the beauty and fragility of the living world and promotes greater ecological awareness. \nA former journalist\, Wyl has written for Radio 4\, The Guardian and The Observer. He lectures in creative writing at Falmouth University. \n  \nTickets\nFREE from the shop counter or online at ticketsource.com\n  \nDirect link to booking page here\n \nDoors will be open from 7pm for a 7.30pm start. The event will be held in our atmospheric upstairs event space.
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/wyl-menmuir/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:In Conversation With,Meet the Author,Memoir,Nature Writing,Non Fiction,Pickering Midsummer Festival,Social History
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SUMMARY:Katie Carr
DESCRIPTION:We very much look forward to welcoming Katie Carr to mark the much anticipated publication of her memoir Thundery at Times. \nKatie’s first book Moderate Becoming Good Later follows her brother Toby as he faces a life‑limiting illness through sea kayaking and the solace of the natural world\, written from his recordings and notes. \nThundery at Times is her own memoir of finishing his Shipping Forecast journey while navigating loss\, a difficult family past\, and midlife in Barcelona. \nThis event will start at 7.30pm and the shop door will be open from 7pm with complementary wine and cordial available on arrival. \nTickets are free and guarantee entry to the event. Please contact the shop or use the booking form below to reserve your seats. \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \n  \nAbout the Book:\nThundery at Times announces Katie Carr as a terrific writer on her own terms. Having continued her brother’s journey and book in the beautiful Moderate Becoming Good Later\, here she sets out on the next epic series of voyages\, revealing herself to be not only resilient\, determined and courageous\, but possessing a rare ability to distil those qualities into exquisite prose. Thundery at Times is a profound depiction of the long tail of grief\, but most of all it is a voyage into the best of humanity and how it can be found in the remotest of locations. Like the Shipping Forecast itself\, Thundery at Times is quirky and eccentric but underpinned by extraordinary heart and substance. A remarkable book. More\, please — Charlie Connelly\, author of Attention All Shipping \nKatie had never been in a sea kayak\, but when her brother Toby died in the middle of his challenge to paddle in every area of the Shipping Forecast\, she decided to honour his memory by completing his adventure. On a journey that takes her from the monotonies of motherhood in urban Barcelona to the far reaches of the Shipping Forecast through the wilds of the British Isles\, Katie is forced to face her past and question her present\, exploring the loss of her family members as well as her own identity. After two years of inelegant paddling and potentially worse parenting\, can she complete the challenge? \nThundery at Times is not a story of battling high seas or completing daring tasks\, but one of making your own rules and living life to the full. It is about finding joy and hope in nature\, motherhood and middle age\, in nurturing your own adventures and embracing connection and peace. It is a story of female resilience in the face of adversity; of staring down grief and asking\, what’s possible from here? \nThundery at Times captures something essential about grief – that it asks us to keep going even when we don’t know how. Carr’s honest\, heartfelt writing about finishing her brother’s challenge is a story of small braveries and the quiet strength found in honouring those we love — Freya Bromley\, author of The Tidal Year \n  \nAbout the Author\nKatie Carr is a British author\, coach and trainer based in Barcelona. Her work sits where sea and city\, loss and possibility meet: she writes narrative non‑fiction and helps people find steadier ways of leading and living; her narrative non‑fiction is rooted in sea\, weather and family\, and includes Moderate Becoming Good Later and Thundery at Times.
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/katie-carr/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:In Conversation With,Meet the Author,Memoir,Non Fiction,Travel Writing
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SUMMARY:Jules Brown
DESCRIPTION:We’re very much looking forward to chatting with Jules Brown about his travel adventures\, from how he plans his journeys to translating them into his always entertaining real-life stories. \nThe evening will focus on Jules’ newest book Far Out\, which takes readers with him on his challenge to reach each of the four furthest points in Europe by train\, exploring some fascinating off the beaten track places along the way. \nJules’ books are all written in his lively and humorous style\, and are brilliantly engaging with quick and often funny observations which make these reads perfect for fans of Bill Bryson\, anyone in need of some armchair travelling\, or perhaps even to inspire your own European adventure! \nJules started his travel author journey writing for Rough Guides\, now focussing on his own blog posts and travel books. He’s published two series: Tales from a Travel Writer’s Life (Don’t Eat the Puffin\, Never Pack an Ice-Axe and Watch Out for Pirates) and On the Rails (Not Cool: Europe by Train in a Heatwave and Far Out: By Train to the Edges of Europe). \nJules has so many great stories to tell gathered from his many trips across Europe and beyond\, so we know that we’re in for a fantastic evening hearing some of them! \nThis event will start at 7.30pm and the shop door will be open from 7pm with complementary wine and cordial available on arrival. \nTickets are free and guarantee entry to the event. Please contact the shop or use the booking form below to reserve your seats. \n  \nAbout the Book\nJules’ travel writing is funny\, inspiring\, quirky and always engaging. His blog is great but reading the cream of his travels in book form is even more fun — Mark Ellingham\, founder of Rough Guides & publisher of Driving over Lemons \nTravel writer Jules Brown is back with another wayward rail adventure. \nWhen Jules sets out to go as far as he can in Europe by train\, everything seems to be on track. Travel to the most extreme stations in the north\, south\, east\, and west. How hard can it be for a seasoned rail traveller and ex guidebook writer? \nFunny you should ask. \nIt’s a long way\, for a start – from Scandinavia and Finland to the shores of the Mediterranean and Atlantic. Even the final destinations are in dispute. In fact\, no one sensible would try it. \nEnter Jules. Whether it’s travelling through the Swedish wilderness on the Inlandsbanan\, into the Pyrenees on the Train Jaune\, or across Spain on the Torre Oro\, he’s aiming for some classic rail experiences. And while capital cities and famous sights come and go\, there are also plenty of offbeat and intriguing stops along the way. \n*This book also includes five special route maps. \nJules has a rare observational talent. These short travel tales are really very good – passionate\, engaging and entertaining — Phil Ascough\, journalist\, author\, media/PR consultant \n  \nAbout the Author\nTravel writer Jules Brown wrote his first books for Rough Guides\, and more recently has produced a series of highly entertaining travel memoirs and adventures based on his travelling life. \nIn his latest book\, Far Out\, he takes to Europe’s trains to journey to the most extreme stations in the north\, south\, east and west of the continent. Part travelogue\, part memoir\, and definitely not a guidebook\, Far Out is a snort-in-your-coffee train adventure by the author of Not Cool: Europe by Train in a Heatwave.
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/jules-brown/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:In Conversation With,Meet the Author,Memoir,Non Fiction,Travel Writing
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SUMMARY:Ryedale Festival: Pre-Concert Conversation with Edward Dusinberre
DESCRIPTION:Ryedale Festival: Pre-concert conversation with Edward Dusinberre\n6.45–7.15pm | Pickering Book Tree\nEdward Dusinberre\, first violinist of the Takács Quartet\, joins us to discuss his writing as well as his music-making. Warm\, insightful and often very funny\, his two acclaimed books — Beethoven for a Later Age and Distant Melodies — offer a rare glimpse into the pressures\, friendships and musical adventures of one of the world’s great ensembles. A fascinating introduction before hearing the Quartet perform.\n  \nTickets: £5\nBook online at ryedalefestival.com\n(direct link to the pre-event conversation here)\nDoors will be open from 6.30pm for a prompt start at 6.45pm. The event will be held in our atmospheric upstairs event space. \nThe bookshop will remain open for browsing following the event\, and there will pre-signed copies of both of Edward’s books available to purchase while stocks last. \n  \nRyedale Festival 2026 Season Launch Concert: Takács Quartet\n8pm | Church of St Peter and St Paul\, Pickering\nHaydn – Quartet in G minor op.74 No.3 The Rider\nBeethoven – Quartet in E-flat major op.74 The Harp\nDebussy – Quartet in G minor \nJoin us as we open the 2026 season with the Takács Quartet\, whose five-decade journey from Budapest to the major stages of the world has made them one of the most revered ensembles of the past century. As BBC Music Magazine recently put it\, ‘you will not hear better string quartet playing anywhere in the world today’. \nTheir programme moves from the galloping energy of Haydn’s Rider Quartet to the glowing serenity of Beethoven’s Harp Quartet\, before closing with an impressionist masterpiece by Debussy. An unmissable night for music-lovers across Yorkshire and a memorable way to launch the Festival’s 2026 season. \nClassical music doesn’t get more life-enhancing than this — The Guardian \nThe undisputed greatest string quartet in the world — The Daily Telegraph\n  \nTickets: £38 · £32 · £22 · £5 (Under 25s)\nBook online at ryedalefestival.com\n(direct link to the launch concert here)\nThe full programme for the 2026 Ryedale Festival will be announced after the concert. Festival dates Friday 10th July – Sunday 26th July 2026
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/edward-dusinberre/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:Guest Interviewer,Meet the Author,Memoir,Music,Non Fiction,Ryedale Festival
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SUMMARY:Grace Olson
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to welcome Grace Olson for a return visit to the Book Tree! This is another chance to meet Grace for those who missed out the first time\, but equally an opportunity to hear new real-life stories if you braved the December weather for her previous evening event in 2022. Since then she’s had four beautifully illustrated children’s books and a follow-up book for adults published\, achieved multi-book bestselling success\, appeared on The Yorkshire Vet several times\, and has been interviewed across many magazines and radio shows\, both locally and nationally. \nAt the event\, we’ll be in conversation with Grace about her work helping people as a therapist\, the calming power of nature\, the unique personalities of her therapy animals and\, of course\, her books for children and adults. Towards the end of the evening we’ll open the floor to audience questions. Grace will then sign copies of her books which can also be a great time to chat and ask any follow-up questions you have. Grace talks with relatable honesty and warm humour which shines through in her books. This is sure to be an uplifting discussion and wonderful evening in the shop! \n“As I am a therapist\, I wanted my books to feel like a friend and show how it is possible to find inner-strength and self-healing even when we feel totally crap about ourselves. We all struggle with doubts and negative thoughts but ordinary people can live extraordinary lives and we can find mental and physical health benefits if we open up to the wonderful atmosphere of nature and the great outdoors.” You can read more about Grace and her stories on her website here. \nThe event will be held in the Book Tree’s atmospheric upstairs event space\, and will start at 7.30pm — please arrive before this time so that you can find a seat before we start. Complementary wine and cordial will be available from doors opening at 7pm. \n  \nAbout the Books\nGrace Olson has won us over with her hilarious and heartfelt books … seek out her work – it will\, we guarantee\, put a smile on your face — Mark Kebble\, Absolutely Yorkshire \nGrace is the author of two books for adults\, which are both heartwarming Yorkshire stories to make you feel happy. \nHer four books for children\, each inspired by a different sheep from her flock\, are beautifully illustrated fables to empower young minds. \nAbout Grace’s first book for adults\,The Yard: \nFrom lockdown blog to a number one best-seller. The Yard is the phenomenally successful debut novel from Grace Olson \nDepleted from her battle with post-natal depression\, Grace longs for a life that is more than just work\, child-care and endless laundry. A chance meeting with an aristocratic showjumper reignites her childhood dream of owning a pony. As fate leads her to a ramshackle livery yard\, full of eccentric characters\, she finds a young horse in need of training. With her complete lack of experience\, life becomes a rollercoaster of challenging yet exhilarating adventures. Assistance appears in the form of a military-style riding instructor\, a retired Gypsy Cob breeder and a wonderful\, wise woman living on a remote mountain farm. By learning to listen to the silent language of the horse\, Grace finds the healing for which she’s been yearning. \nInspirational\, uplifting and deeply moving. This bestselling debut book has helped so many people find their way to happiness. Join Grace on her journey from despair to joy thanks to the healing power of horses\, farm animals and many eccentric characters. Laugh-out-loud moments abound in this charismatic memoir that readers can’t put down. \n  \nAbout the Author\nGrace Olson is an author\, therapist and animal lover based in Leeds\, West Yorkshire. She is the writer of best-selling\, tragicomic memoirs The Yard and The Farm – books which bring joy and transformation for the reader. She has also penned a series of beautifully illustrated\, sheep-themed children’s books to empower young minds – Merlin Finds His Magic\, Galahad Finds His Voice\, Berel Finds His Wings and Rhubarb Finds His Family. Grace and her flock of therapy sheep are regularly featured on Channel 5’s popular series The Yorkshire Vet. \n“Helping others is the theme of my life. I have been a therapist for 30 years\, helping people with a wide range of problems… My aim is to one day earn enough money from my books to use as an income so that I can provide my therapy work at no charge for people with terminal illness. My horses and my sheep are all part of my therapy team and the big goal is to own my own land where I can set up a ‘therapy farm’ helping people to find inner peace and happiness during the worst time of their lives.” \nYou can read more about Grace and her writing on her website\, or follow her on Facebook or Instagram
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/grace-olson/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:Books in Yorkshire,In Conversation With,Meet the Author,Memoir,Non Fiction
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SUMMARY:Adelle Stripe
DESCRIPTION:Join us in conversation with Adelle Stripe about her wonderfully evocative and stubbornly funny memoir\, Base Notes: The Scents of a Life.Told through the prism of vintage perfumes\, Base Notes is an unflinching tale of working class womanhood and smalltown life.\n\n \nWe are very excited to welcome Adelle Stripe to Pickering Book Tree this February to chat about her ingenious memoir\, Base Notes. Plotting key episodes in her life against the iconic perfumes we have all known over the years\, Adelle’s book is a relatable coming-of-age story\, an ode to unconventional families and a marvellous description of life lived on the cusp of town and countryside. At times elegiac yet also stubbornly funny\, Base Notes is a fabulous read that will reawaken your own memories and have you reaching for that perfume bottle you kept hold of for all those years.\n \nWear your favourite scent\, bring your own olfactory reminiscences and come along to hear Adelle chat about the writing of this wonderfully evocative book. \n \nBook Blurb\n\n‘Already your future has been planned out. There is not much choice about what to become in the small town where you live . . .’ \n\n\nA bedroom dreamer with a headful of Warhol\, Adelle Stripe’s formative years were ones of daytime drinking and religious fervour\, frustrated mothers and reckless daughters\, desire\, ambition and the pursuit of creativity. Told through a prism of vintage perfumes\, and played out in vivid detail with startling clarity and colour\, Base Notes chronicles an unbridled Northern England of the late 20th century already fading from view.\n \nWith a keen eye for the absurd\, an ear cocked to eavesdropped conversations and a nose that finds perfume wherever it goes\, this tragi-comic tale of working-class womanhood is no clichéd story of redemption or escape\, but instead a bleakly funny yet unflinching memoir of dead-end jobs\, lost weekends\, brief encounters and those wild\, forgotten characters who slip through the cracks. \n \nInfused with acerbic observations and unexpected poignancy\, Base Notes sees Adelle Stripe boldly laying her lived experience on the page\, creating literature from a life less ordinary. \n\n \nAn addictive – frequently devastating – memoir of escape\, immolation and reinvention\, never better than when observing the various traps of working-class womanhood or being labelled ‘a strong northern voice’… told with her now trademark restraint\, humour and empathy. A brilliant and singular book. — Fergal Kinney \n\n \nAbout the Author\n\nAdelle Stripe was born in York\, UK\, in 1976 and lives in Calderdale\, West Yorkshire. \n\n \nHer writing is rooted in the nonfiction novel form and explores working-class culture\, untold histories of Northern England\, popular music\, and smalltown life. \n\n \nAdelle’s debut novel\, Black Teeth and a Brilliant Smile\, was based on the life and work of Bradford playwright Andrea Dunbar. Described by David Peace as ‘one of the great debut novels of the century\,’ Black Teeth was shortlisted for the Gordon Burn Prize and Portico Prize for Literature. It was an Observer book of the year. A new edition is forthcoming on Virago Press. \n\n \nHer second book\, Ten Thousand Apologies: Fat White Family and the Miracle of Failure\, was shortlisted for the Penderyn Music Book Prize. Co-written with lead singer Lias Saoudi\, the biography charts the rise\, fall and eventual salvage of one of the UK’s most controversial bands. It was a Rough Trade book of the year and a Sunday Times bestseller. \n\n \nThree of her poetry chapbooks were published by Blackheath Books from 2007-2012. The Humber Star\, a poem based on the experiences of her seafaring ancestors in 19th century Hessle Road\, was performed live at John Grant’s North Atlantic Flux for Hull City of Culture. In 2023\, she recorded a New Postscripts audio essay based on J.B. Priestley’s classic wartime broadcasts as part of the BBC’s centenary celebrations. \n\n \nAs a journalist\, Adelle has contributed to The Quietus\, Yorkshire Post\, Times Literary Supplement\, Record Collector\, and New Statesman. She has received writing commissions from the British Film Institute\, Manchester Literature Festival\, Leeds West Indian Carnival and many more. \n\n \nAdelle holds a BA\, MA and PhD by Research in Modern British History and Creative Writing. As a lecturer\, she has tutored at York St. John\, Manchester Metropolitan University and Leeds Trinity. She is a Burgess Fellow at the University of Manchester and an editorial board member at British Pop Archive Books. \n\n \nBase Notes: The Scents of a Life\, her forthcoming memoir\, is due for publication by White Rabbit / Orion in February 2025. \n\n \nYou can read more about Adelle’s work on her website\, or follow her on Instagram.
URL:https://www.pickeringbooktree.co.uk/event/adelle-stripe/
LOCATION:Pickering Book Tree\, 43a Market Place\, Pickering\, YO18 7AE
CATEGORIES:In Conversation With,Meet the Author,Memoir,Non Fiction
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