From bestselling authors to a publishing fair, there is something for everyone during the City of Literature weekend.
The programme has been created by the National Centre for Writing in collaboration with the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, which ends on Sunday, May 29.
2022 is an extra special year as it marks Norwich's 10 year anniversary as an UNESCO City of Literature.
Among the highlights from Friday, May 27, until Sunday, May 29, include internationally acclaimed Japanese novelist Mieko Kawakami and this year's Harriet Martineau Lecture will be from bestselling novelist, memoirist and literary activist Kit de Waal.
The free City of Literature Publishing Fair also takes place from 10am to 4pm on Sunday at the National Centre for Writing.
Elizabeth Lewis Williams, co-creator of immersive poetry experience Deception Island, said: "There are so many artists of different kinds in Norwich and this festival is a wonderful opportunity to come together to celebrate that."
See the full programme and book at nnfestival.org.uk
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