Saturday 8th October, 7.30pm
Join comedian, writer and broadcaster Arthur Smith for an evening of laughter and off the wall humour.

Sunday 9th October, 7.45pm
Scientist, historian and broadcaster Adam Hart-Davis introduces The Book of Time

Sunday 9th October, 2.30pm
A tribute to the efforts of animals in wartime.

Monday 10th October, 6pm
Author Emma Henderson talks about her debut novel Grace Williams Says It Loud.

Tuesday 11th October, 7.30pm
Juliet Barker, the foremost expert on the Brontes, has revised and updated her landmark 1994 biography.

Tuesday 11th October, 7.30pm
Mike Pannett returns to Morley Literature Festival to talk about Not On My Patch Lad.

Wednesday 12th October, 9pm
With Pauline Black and Alwyn Turner

Wednesday 12th October, 7.30pm
Mark Radcliffe talks to the Guardian’s Dave Simpson about his new book.

Thursday 13th Oct, 6pm
We’re joined by Doctor Who writers Mark Morris, Paul Magrs and Mark Michalowski.

Thursday 13th Oct, 8pm
We’re joined by Ian Rankin to discuss The Impossible Dead, his latest book featuring Inspector Malcolm Fox.

Thursday 13th October, 7.30pm
Author Alwyn Turner discusses his new, authoritative biography on Terry Nation.

Friday 14th Oct, 6pm
Robert Dinsdale joins us to talk about, Three Miles, detective/wartime novel set in Leeds in 1940

Saturday 15th Oct, 3pm
Join Lucy Worsley, Chief Curator of the Historic Royal Palaces, for an intimate guide to the history of home life.

Saturday 15th Oct, 1.30pm
Tracy Borman introduces her new biography of the thrilling life of the ‘first’ Queen of England, Matilda.

SAturday 15th Oct, 11am
Yorkshire Post cricket correspondent Chris Waters talks about this authorized biography of Fred Trueman.

Saturday 15th Oct, 10.30am
Come and hear Debi Gliori, introduce her new picture book, The Scariest Thing of All.

Sunday 16th Oct, 2.30pm
How has the English language been shaped by the King James edition of the bible?

Friday 21st Oct, 7.45pm
A special post-festival event with journalist, author and documentary maker Jon Ronson