The Alderney Literary Trust
Alderney
About
The Alderney Literary Trust is a charitable trust founded in 2013 on the Channel Island of Alderney to encourage the appreciation of literature and promote critical literacy. The Trust holds the Alderney Literary Festival of Historical Literature each year, with a consistent theme of the convergence of historical fact and literary fiction. The Festival takes place over a long weekend every March in the historic Island Hall, Alderney's seat of government, which was built in 1763. —
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Quick facts
- Established
- 2013 · 13 years
- Facilities
- Festival venue: Island Hall, Alderney's seat of government (built 1763), over a long weekend each March
People1
- Isabel Picornell — founder of the Alderney Literary Festival
Services offered
- Alderney Literary Festival of Historical Literature — annual festival on the meeting of historical fact and literary fiction
- "Wild Edges: Writing Place in Alderney" — two-day travel-writing retreat at The Blonde Hedgehog, St Anne, 20-21 September 2026
Contact
- Website
- alderneyliterarytrust.com
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