Special Guest: Anthony Horowitz

Online sales are now closed but tickets may be available onsite at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival. Our onsite Box Office at the Old Swan Hotel will be open from approximately 3pm on Thursday 23 July.

Few writers can match the prolific output of Anthony Horowitz. On screen and on the page, he has racked up a hugely impressive body of work and a deadly body count. He created and wrote the first seven episodes of Midsomer Murders for the BBC, created and wrote ITV’s Foyle’s War, and has a string of other TV and film credits including the adaptation of his novel Magpie Murders. He has written 50 books for children and young adults – including the phenomenally

successful Alex Ryder series – as well as fourteen acclaimed and award-winning adult novels. His latest Hawthorne and Horowitz novel, A Deadly Episode, takes meta to a new level as the fictional detective investigates the murder of the actor who played him in a screen adaption, assisted by a fictional version of the author. Anthony will be interviewed by TV presenter Matthew Stadlen.

Included in a Weekend and Saturday Rover Ticket.

Kindly sponsored by T&R Theakston.