Alastair’s talk at Chester Literature Festival
October 7th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
The Shell Chester Literature Festival is in its 21st year, and they have invited one of our authors, the fantastic Alastair Humphreys, to give a talk. As well as being the author of three books, Al is a talented speaker, with the President of the Royal Geographical Society saying, “with the possible exception of Sir David Attenborough, that was the best lecture, and the longest applause that I have heard in the past 15 years.”
You can check out Al’s blog, read about his cycling adventures by reading Moods of Future Joys and Thunder & Sunshine, or read about the wisdom he gained on his journey by reading Ten Lessons From the Road. Buy by using the buttons below.
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Comment by Patrick Marney on 7 October 2009:
I saw him in Bristol, can’t make it to Chester, too short notice. But heartily recommend him to anyone who can, he is a real inspiration. By the way have just bought his Ten Lessons from the Road which has some great pictures of his cycle journey.