Peter James has to be one of the best loved authors of Sussex Do join us for prosecco, canapes, chat and a reading from his brand new book Dead Man's Time on 7.30pm Thursday May 16th at the beautiful Danny House in Hassocks, Sussex.
Tickets from The Mint House, Hurstpierpoint, The Post Office, Ditchling, & Brighton Dome Ticket Office on (01273) 709709
Looking forward to seeing y'all there!
Laura & Mel x

The place to be

"A great place to meet like minded people over a delicious supper, a free glass of wine and chat with two best selling authors" The Express
"Sounds wonderful! What a great idea" BBC Radio Sussex
"If you love books, love food and enjoy meeting people - this is the place for you." Mid Sussex Times

That's just some of the quotes we've had from very happy people - so what are you waiting for? Grab a ticket and come and join us.  We'd be delighted to see you.  Our next event is April 10th at the barn in Ditchling.  We have Daisy Waugh and Aifric Campbell reading from their fantastic new books.

Tickets are available from The Mint House bookshop in Hurstpierpoint, The Post Office in Ditchling or from Brighton Dome Ticket Office on (01273) 709709

Look forward to seeing you there!

Laura Lockington & Melanie Whitehouse x

April 10th - Wit, Waugh & insider dealing

We had such a great evening with Lesley Pearse - we spoke of David Bowie, Japanese sex workers,Sushi, the Kray twins and much much more. A pretty all rounded evening, I'd say!

The next event is on April 10th at the barn in Ditchling where we have Daisy Waugh reading for the first time from her new book - Melting the Snow on Hester Street. Daisy is the grandaughter of Evelyn Waugh and the daughter of 'Bron' Waugh - so writing is most definitely in her blood. She's also a journalist for the Sunday Times. Her book is set in the golden age of Hollywood and we meet Charlie Chaplin, Greta Garbo, Douglas Fairbanks and a couple that seem to have everything... Rich. Beautiful. Damned.

Aifric Campbell has written the most thrilling book - On the Floor. It's a dizzy whirl through the world of the stock exchange and Aifric was the first woman trader on the floor, so she writes from experience. Let's find out what a Dead Cat Bounce is.... and we'll talk of bankers and bonuses.

 As ususal there will be a warm welcome for you, a glass of wine and a fabulous supper. Tickets are from The Brighton Dome Ticket Office on (01273) 709709 Look forward to seeing y'all there - doors open at 6.45.

Dry those salty tears!

Dry those salty tears Book Lovers. Last minute tickets can still be bought for the Sarah Rayner & Lesley Pearse (and she's only number two in the Sunday Times bestseller list!) event at the barn on the 27th February. Call (01273) 709709

Save the date - Feb 27th

Save the date fellow book lovers... Wednesday February 27th for the masters of story telling - Sarah Rayner and Lesley Pearse are coming to Supper Club. They are both gripping reads and we're anticipating a sell out - so get in quick! Tickets available from the usual places. In person from The Mint House in Hurstpierpoint, The Post Office in Ditchling or from Brighton Dome Ticket Office (01273) 709709 The lovely people at The Mint House bookshop are also offering 10% discount on all Supper Club books, so if you want to read them before the event, you can. Do bring them along for the authors to sign! A wonderful feast awaits you as well as a free glass of wine. See y'all there! Laura x

Frosty night but a sellout!

What a fantastic evening! It was a cold and frosty night but we had a full house in teh cosy barn in Ditchling. Though we were all chilled to the bone with scary readings from Julia Crouch (who revealed that a film of her first book CUCKOO published by Headline is in the offing)and we shivered when Tom read from his book SKIN & BONES published by Preface when he describes a massacre in a small village in East Sussex - very much like Ditchling. *Scream* But the tots of quince vodka kept our spirits high! Do join us for our next Book Lovers' Supper Club on February 27th with Sarah Rayner and best selling author Lesley Pearse, who has told me that David Bowie wrote a song about her (faints with excitement) Join us on Facebook - Book Lover's Supper Club or follow us on twitter @bookloverssupper to keep uo with all the news! Laura X http://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/news/local/authors-crouch-and-bale-have-a-taste-for-fear-1-4695867