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Sat 1 Oct - Sun 9 Oct 2022

Anton Du Beke, Floella Benjamin, Paterson Joseph and Lucy Worsley

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Mary Berry, David Dimbleby, Dr Julie Smith and Tim Peake

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Chris Patten, Olivia Harrison, Lenny Henry and Cressida Cowell

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The Authority Gap by Mary Ann Sieghart, Who I am by Melanie C, Back in the Day by Melvyn Bragg and Soul Survivor by P. P. Arnold

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Ajay Chowdhury, Laura Brand, David Montenegro and Katherine Rundell

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Charles Spencer, The Radical Potter by Tristram Hunt, Palace Papers by Tina Brown and Boy in a China Shop by Keith Brymer Jones

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Julian Clary and David Roberts, Florence Given, Robert Harris and Ella Mills (Deliciously Ella)

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What's on

Our 2022 programme - booking opens at 10am on 11th July for Friends of the Festival. 18th July for general booking.

Membership

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Creative Competition

Calling all young writers to put pen to paper for our annual writing competition!

Sponsorship

Sponsorship is now open for 2022. Find out more here.

Festival FAQs

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Schools

View our fantastic line-up of schools events for pupils aged 4-16, from the UK’s bestselling and much-loved children’s authors

Latest from our Blog

21 Oct 2021

“What’s Occurring?!!” What a Literary Festival Week! – Henley Herald

Read all about our fantastic 2021 Festival in the Henley Herald, 14th October 2021 “What’s Occurring?!!” What a Literary Festival Week!    
22 Sep 2020

Something for all ages at Henley Literary Festival online

Events for all the family at #HenleyLitFest online We start on September 26 with an exclusive: Michael Morpurgo on his War Horse picture book, in […]
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It really is the best week. It’s very possible I learn more this week than I do for the rest of the year.

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