
Boswell Book Festival
I’m delighted to be in conversation with Susanna Beaumont, in the beautiful surroundings of Dumfries House, for the world’s only festival of biography and memoir. Join us on May 10th to talk all things Ingrained.
Hatchards Cheltenham
To celebrate the UK paperback release of Ingrained, I’ll be in coversation with the team at Hatchards Cheltenham. Join us for an evening of reflection of the wondrous world of woodcraft, and a limited exhibtion of artwork by special guest Marisa Giannasi. (Many of Marisa’s stunning bookshop portraits, including Hatchards Cheltenham, were sketched when we travelled around the UK hand-delivering the first proof copies of Ingrained)

Hay Festival
I’m delighted to be taking to the Discovery Stage at the legendary Hay Festival, where I’ll be in conversation with furniture restorer, author and presenter Will Kirk, celebrating the joys of working with wood, finding hope in longevity in a culture where everything seems easily disposable, and why working with our hands in the modern age can offer us peace.
The Wee Bookshop, Dollar
Talking all things Ingrained at The Wee Bookshop in Dollar
The Wee Bookshop, 56 Bridge Street Dollar FK14 7DG



Cheltenham Literary Festival
Callum Robinson in conversation with Wyl Menmuir at the Cheltenham Literary Festival



Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival
In an increasingly technical world, two men share a love of craft by hand. Callum Robinson and Tom Allan at the Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival
Appledore Book Festival, Devon
Two expert craftsmen talk about the power of reconnecting with nature and keeping alive the traditional crafts of the countryside.
Night Owl Books at Dukes of West Barnes
In conversation with Night Owl Books, at Dukes of West Barnes

Waterstones, Sauchiehall St, Glasgow
Café Scientifique Club, with Ingrained author Callum Robinson
The Edinburgh Bookshop, Morningside, Edinburgh
In conversation with The Edinburgh Bookshop, at The Small Hall, Morningside United Church
Far From the Madding Crowd, Linlithgow
In conversation with Far From the Madding Crowd at beautiful Bonnytoun Farm, Linlithgow