Anthony Horowitz Book Signing
UPDATE
PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES THIS EVENT HAS UNFORTUNATELY BEEN CANCELLED. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY DISAPPOINTMENT.
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We are delighted to announce that one of Britain's bestselling novelists, Anthony Horowitz, will be joining us on Thursday 9th September to sign copies of his latest book A Line to Kill.
Anthony last visited us in 2018 to talk about his novel Forever and a Day and we couldn't be more thrilled to welcome him back to Reading.
Don't miss out on this highly anticipated event. Places are limited so please do ensure you book in advance.
Tickets to the signing are £17, including a copy of A Line to Kill to be collected on the day of the event.
'Boasting a central appearance by the author himself and the very first murder on the tiny island of Alderney, A Line to Kill’s tale of sinister goings-on at a boutique book festival is a breathtakingly audacious whodunit.' - waterstones.com
Anthony Horowitz is the author adult and children’s fiction, films, plays and journalism. His best-known work for children and teens includes the Alex Rider spy series and the Diamond Brothers series. His adult fiction includes the new Sherlock Holmes novels House of Silk and Moriarty, the new James Bond series novel Trigger Mortis and Forever and a Day, and standalone novels The Word is Murder and The Magpie Murders.
Please note that in the event of a change to the schedule, or a cancellation, ticketholders will be refunded no later than 7 days after the event. You will be contacted nearer the time with more information related to current government guidance.
Please stay home if you’re experiencing any symptoms of Covid-19 (these are listed on the NHS website) or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone who has the virus.
If you are unable to use your tickets because you are unwell, please contact events@waterstones.com before, or on the day of the event to organise a refund. Refunds will be processed within a week of the event.
