The Authors' Club

The Authors' Club Founded in 1891, the Authors' Club welcomes writers, publishers, agents, journalists, academics and anyone professionally involved with literature.

That sounds like we’re about to meet up. We’re not as far as I know, and yet I’m sure I’ll see Eddie in moments yet to c...
30/10/2025

That sounds like we’re about to meet up. We’re not as far as I know, and yet I’m sure I’ll see Eddie in moments yet to come. Somehow it’s easier to write a eulogy for someone you didn’t know very well (Geoff Gudgion), than it is for someone you did. Even if you didn’t really know him all that well or see him regularly....

Eddie, see you soon is a eulogy for Eddie Orf by Laurel Lindstrom.

When we go out for a ride, usually a couple of times a week, MFG and I go slow, take in the scenery, ponder the mishaps ...
16/10/2025

When we go out for a ride, usually a couple of times a week, MFG and I go slow, take in the scenery, ponder the mishaps of our children’s lives, talk about people we used to know or have lost. We tend not to go for excitement, but sometimes you get wistful for wilder days. Sometimes you want a little spice, even on a Granny Hack....

A Granny Hack That Could Have Gone Better: Autumn riding, falling off a horse, and in need of a new hip and eyes. Another short story by internet sensation Laurel Lindström.

John Walsh's tribute to Jilly Cooper:
13/10/2025

John Walsh's tribute to Jilly Cooper:

I interviewed her for Books & Bookmen magazine in 1984, before she’d embarked on her first bonkbuster, Riders.

The Black British Book Festival 2025 is taking place at the Barbican Centre, London, on Sunday 19 October 2025. It’s Eur...
06/10/2025

The Black British Book Festival 2025 is taking place at the Barbican Centre, London, on Sunday 19 October 2025. It’s Europe’s largest celebration of Black literature, bringing together more than 80 authors, 30+ events, and thousands of readers for a full day of panels, workshops, and family-friendly activities.
Venue: Barbican Centre, London
Tickets: £15 full festival pass – available via the Barbican website

Step into the heart of Black British storytelling. A space where culture, creativity and community collide.

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