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Katherine Webber

The Reappearance of Rachel Price SOLD OUT

Holly Jackson in conversation with Katherine Webber

Sunday, 24 March 2024

2:00pm

1 hour

Exeter College: Lecture Theatre

£8

Don’t miss the chance to hear from Holly Jackson, the UK’s number one young adult author of 2023, and the mastermind behind the bestselling series, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder (soon to be a major BBC 3 series). In her only pre-publication festival appearance, Jackson will be discussing her highly anticipated new novel, The Reappearance of Rachel Price, with a behind-the-scenes look at how she crafts such fiendishly compelling crime thrillers. This event will be chaired by Katherine Webber, co-author of the bestselling Twin Crowns series.

The A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series has sold millions of copies and is being adapted into a major television show. Webber’s recent young adult novels include the internationally bestselling fantasy rom-com Twin Crowns and the sequel, Cursed Crowns, co-written with Catherine Doyle.

Age 14+

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The Telegraph Festival media partner University of Oxford European Union Bodleian Libraries Festival cultural partner Oxford Martin School Festival ideas partner Oxford Mathematics Spanish Embassy The Spanish Embassy: supporters of the programme of Spanish literature and culture Spain Arts and Culture Blackwell’s Festival on-site and online bookseller Symington Wines of the Douro Valley HM Government of Gibraltar Compassion in World Farming Pasture to Plate Old Bank Hotel Five-star hotel partners of The Oxford Collection Old Parsonage Hotel Five-star hotel partners of The Oxford Collection Oxford Brookes University Oxford International Centre for Publishing Gravita Accountants to the festival Mirabaud Private bank - London Confucius Institute Voltaire Foundation Felicity Bryan Associates Goldmoney Properties Princeton University Press Prestige publishing partner. Celebrating 25 years in Europe in 2024 Oxford University Department for Continuing Education Jewish Book Week Partner of Oxford Literary Festival Pol Roger Duff Cooper Prize Jim Mellon Miles Young Tim and Marion Stevenson Martin and Elise Becket Smith Jason and Heidi Smith David Isaac Other donors Yale University Press London New College New College founded 1379 Exeter College Exeter College: college home of the festival. Founded 1314 Worcester College Worcester College founded 1714 Lincoln College Lincoln College founded 1427 Trinity College Trinity College founded 1555 Magdalen College Magdalen College founded 1458 Reuben College Reuben College founded in 2019 Harris Manchester College Harris Manchester College founded 1893 Pusey House Founded 1884 New Dutch Writing Human Ecology Project MACROVegan Colbenson Festival digital strategy & web design Racalia Olive Oil Olive oil from Sicily Paul Bloomfield Ltd University of Oxford Alumni Office Alumni Office The Sheldonian Theatre Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies Italian Cultural Institute Oxford University Images Oxford University Images CAV Oxford The Litmus Partnership Schoolreaders Science Oxford Windrush Group The Oxford Times BBC Radio Oxford Local radio partner Conference Oxford Ox in a Box OX magazine