An evening of mysterious and ghostly stories. Among our special guest readers will be writer and comedian Stewart Lee, author and illustrator Audrey Niffenegger and actor Reece Shearsmith.

On 05 December 2014, Audrey will be speaking at Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination, the British Library’s exhibition on the Gothic. The exhibition runs from 3 October 2014 to 20 January 2015. We will post again once there are specific details regarding Audrey’s event. Here is more information from their press release:

Recently Sarah Walters interviewed Audrey for the Manchester Evening News in advance of her delivery of the Manchester Literature Festival’s Gaiea Manchester Sermon. The original interview can be found here, the following is an excerpt.

The Fisher Center at Bard College has posted a video on Vimeo of Neil Gaiman’s recent In Conversation with Audrey Niffenegger. The event can be viewed in its entirety below.

Recently, Frances Marion Platt wrote a review for Almanac Weekly in advance of Neil Gaiman In Conversation with Audrey Niffenegger. The original article can be found here. The following is an excerpt.

On 16 October, 2014, Audrey will be delivering the 5th Manchester Sermon at Manchester Cathedral as part of the Manchester Literature Festival. Click here to book tickets. Here’s a summary from their website:

Recently, Audrey spoke at the World Science Fiction Convention (Loncon 3) in London. The following is a review from The Bookseller – the original posting can be found here:

Audrey will be delivering the inaugural PEN/H.G. Wells Lecture on Friday 15 August at 6pm at the 72nd World Science Fiction Convention (Loncon3) in London. Tickets are £5/£9 and can be purchased by clicking here. Here is a bit of information from their website:

Audrey will be speaking at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival in the UK this fall. Below is a description from their website. For more information or to book tickets click here.

BAFTA winning This is England actress Vicky McClure introduces #ThisBook, a celebration of the stories by female authors that have the power to inspire us.

Last weekend, the Guardian Newspaper published a new comic by Audrey and her partner Eddie Campbell, as well as a short essay by Audrey detailing their collaboration. Here is the description from the Guardian website

Bookish has posted the 9 best answers from Audrey’s Reddit AMA. Below is the content of the post or you can view the original post here.