Literary Lunch with Hannah Beckerman

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of storytelling at the next Home-Start Literary Lunch on Tuesday, 2nd July, at The Old Bull in Royston. Join us for an exciting conversation between esteemed author Hannah Beckerman and the engaging Jude Simpson.

Hannah's love affair with stories traces back to her childhood days spent exploring the local library with her family, where she discovered the magic of books and narratives. Her academic journey led her to pursue English at King's College London, followed by an enriching MA in Literature at Queen Mary and Westfield. Fuelled by a passion for storytelling, she embarked on a quest for professional opportunities, eventually finding her niche at the BBC Arts department, where she played a pivotal role in spearheading The Big Read—an acclaimed national reading campaign celebrated for its innovative approach.

Venturing into new realms, Hannah's career took her to Channel 4 and the Discovery Channel in America, where she continued to weave compelling narratives that captivated audiences worldwide. A true testament to her adventurous spirit, she embarked on a transformative journey to Dhaka, Bangladesh, where she fearlessly navigated the challenges of running a TV show despite the language barrier, drawing inspiration for her debut novel, "The Dead Wife's Handbook," followed by "If Only I Could Tell You" and "The Impossible Truths of Love." Her latest venture, "The Forgetting," explores the gripping realms of domestic suspense, showcasing her versatility as an author.

Now settled in London with her family, Hannah continues to craft captivating narratives, fueled by her dedication to storytelling and her desire to share the enchantment of books with her own daughter. 

Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to delve into the world of storytelling with Hannah Beckerman.