The Mirror and the Light, the final instalment of the Wolf Hall trilogy, before a small, socially distanced audience.I recorded an event for Budleigh - an interview with Helen Macdonald about her collected essays, Vesper Flights.
Ashworth gave me bunting to hang about my office, to make even the digital events feel like they were happening at Budleigh itself. "The danger of the digital platform is that literary festivals are intensely local things," she told me. "I've tried to make it a very local experience.
I want you to feel, wherever you're watching it from, that you're at a seaside literary festival."This is an issue for festivals, which are so much about place, about meeting people, about atmosphere.
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