Goldsboro Books
The Fellowship Festival
The Fellowship Festival
, 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Join us for The Fellowship Festival — a one-day celebration of stories, imagination, and belonging.
Across seven intimate conversations, writers and readers will come together to explore why certain books stay with us, how imagined worlds are created, and why storytelling still matters. This is a festival for readers who love thoughtful conversation, beautiful books, and the feeling of being in the right room.
✔ Seven sessions across the day
✔ Headline closing conversation
✔ Book signings after every session
✔ Lunch break to explore Brighton and the bookshop
✔ End-of-festival drinks at Goldsboro Books
Tickets are limited to preserve the day's intimacy.
It is a gathering. A Fellowship. A day for readers.
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Organizer
Goldsboro Books Events
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Location
Friends Meeting House,
Brighton,
BN1 1AF
Journal & Events
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Fellowship: July 2026 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellFor July 2026’s Fellowship selection, we wanted a novel that captures the exhilarating energy of fantasy at its boldest: a story filled with monsters and myth, fierce family loyalties, unforgettable...
Rebecca McDonnellFellowship: July 2026 Revealed
For July 2026’s Fellowship selection, we wanted a novel that captures the exhilarating energy of fantasy at its boldest: a story filled with monsters and myth, fierce family loyalties, unforgettable...
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Glass Bell Award - LONG LIST 2026
Rebecca McDonnellGoldsboro Books is delighted to announce the longlist for the 2026 Glass Bell Award, celebrating outstanding storytelling across contemporary fiction. Now in its tenth year, the Glass Bell Award honours novels that...
Rebecca McDonnellGlass Bell Award - LONG LIST 2026
Goldsboro Books is delighted to announce the longlist for the 2026 Glass Bell Award, celebrating outstanding storytelling across contemporary fiction. Now in its tenth year, the Glass Bell Award honours novels that...
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The Economics of Slowness
David H HeadleyI often think Goldsboro Books survives partly because it offers something that is becoming increasingly rare: a place where people do not feel processed. Most modern systems are built around...
David H HeadleyThe Economics of Slowness
I often think Goldsboro Books survives partly because it offers something that is becoming increasingly rare: a place where people do not feel processed. Most modern systems are built around...
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Did Books Feel Like an Escape From Childhood, o...
David H HeadleyI have been thinking recently about the children’s books that have never left us. The ones that quietly changed something. The ones that slipped in early and rearranged how the...
David H HeadleyDid Books Feel Like an Escape From Childhood, o...
I have been thinking recently about the children’s books that have never left us. The ones that quietly changed something. The ones that slipped in early and rearranged how the...
