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1	Featured content
2	Online events
3	The library
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1	Southlight
2	Sign up for programme updates & news from the festival team
3	Find us in wigtown, scotland’s national book town
4	More than just a festival: what we do

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1	Raging bull
2	Bookshop band fridays
3	Criminally good
4	Buy a book bond today
5	Greek gift
6	Birds and words
7	Stephen rutt ~ the seafarers
8	Hallie rubenhold ~ the five
9	Natalie haynes ~ a thousand s***ps
10	ıain maloney ~ the only gaijin in the village
11	Robert twigger ~ walking the great north line
12	Ted cowan ~ the declaration of arbroath
13	Stuart kelly’s literary pub quiz
14	Amy tucker ~ comics workshop
15	Red herrings revisited
16	Sally magnusson ~ the ninth child
17	Big dog barks again
18	Lovely nelly
19	Julian baggini ~ lessons from a crisis
20	Meet the neighbours
21	The ghosts of wigtown
22	Literary tourism
23	Joanna lumley @ wbf
24	A century of edwin morgan
25	Festival 2018 revisited
26	The future library

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1	Wednesday 10 june, 7pm uk
2	Wednesday 3 june, 7pm uk
3	Wednesday 27 may, 6.30pm uk
4	Wednesday 20 may, 7pm uk
5	Wednesday 29 april, 7pm uk
6	Sat****ay 2 may, 2pm uk
7	Wednesday 6 may, 7pm uk
8	Wednesday 13 may, 4.30pm uk

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4	Ab Fab
5	The Avengers
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3	Our Projects	text
4	Our projects	text
5	Wigtown Poetry Prize	text
6	Writers' Gathering D&G	text
7	The Open Book	text
8	Spot-lit	text
9	Opportunities	text
10	Creative opportunities	text
11	Recruitment	text
12	Contact	text
13	About	text
14	History of the Festival	text
15	Wigtown Book Town	text
16	Our mission	text
17	People	text
18	Get involved	text
19	Visit & Info	text
20	Visit us	text
21	Getting here	text
22	Booking	text
23	Festival venues	text
24	Bookshops	text
25	Eat, Drink, Stay	text
26	Accessibility	text
27	Home	text
28	What's On	text
29	Blog	text
30	Exhibition	text
31	Support Us	text
32	Join our Friends scheme	text
33	Donate	text
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35	Our 2019 Supporters	text
36	Our benefactors	text
37	Shop	text
38	Announcement Wigtown Book Festival 2020 to move online Read full statement	text
39	Scotland's National Book Town A community regenerated through books Read more	text
40	READ Raging bull In the second of our series rereading cla***ic Galloway books, author and farmer Patrick Laurie picks a fight with the Wigtown Ploughman. Read	image
41	LISTEN Bookshop Band Fridays Click here to catch up with the Wigtown-based duo's regular end-of-the-week lockdown concerts, a perfect blend of words and music. Listen	image
42	PODCAST Criminally good This week, Denise Mina discusses setting her own rules and novelist Simon Stephenson reveals a screenwriter's life; plus the lawyer who became a bookseller. Listen	image
43	SHELF HELP Buy a Book Bond today Reserve a specially curated package of books for post-lockdown delivery, and support Wigtown’s festival and booksellers. More info	image
44	ViDEO Greek gift Catch up with Natalie Haynes's recent event on her Women's Prize-shortlisted Trojan war retelling, A Thousand s***ps. Watch	image
45	PODCAST Birds and words Exploring the joy of Shetlandic with poet Roseanne Watt (above) and the language of birds with nature writer Stephen Rutt. Listen	image
46	see what's coming up	text
47	Online live event Stephen Rutt ~ The Seafarers Wednesday 10 June, 7pm UK Stephen Rutt talks about his award-winning account of the lives of seabirds, and introduces an exciting new project he is taking on with the festival. More info \| Sign up	image
48	ONLINE EVENT Hallie Rubenhold ~ The Five Wednesday 3 June, 7pm UK The Baillie Gifford Prize-winner on her book The Five, which gives voice to some of the women killed by Jack the Ripper. This event is now over. Video coming soon. More info	image
49	ONLINE EVENT Natalie Haynes ~ A Thousand s***ps Wednesday 27 May, 6.30pm UK May’s book club featured Natalie Haynes, whose novel retells the story of Troy. This event is now over but you can watch a recording. Watch the video	image
50	ONLINE EVENT Iain Maloney ~ The Only Gaijin in the Village Wednesday 20 May, 7pm UK One expat Scottish writer's account of life in a j***anese village. This event is now over. Video now available. Watch the video	image

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3	Visit our pop-up bookshop Our physical shop at Number 11 is closed at the moment. We're making plans to bring the whole of our bookshop stock online later this summer but, in the meantime, you can buy a limited range of t**les as well as our "Book Bond" packages. Each sale helps support the work of Wigtown Book Festival. Browse the bookshop	image
4	We need you Wigtown Festival Company is commited to engaging new and existing audiences throughout the current crisis. If you would like to support our work, we would be very grateful. Donate	image
5	Edwin Morgan Centenary programme	text
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