WIN: Althorp Literary Festival tickets

Tuesday, May 22, 2012 WIN: Tickets To Althorp Literary Festival 2012 This summer, The Huffington Post UK will be the proud partner of Althorp Literary Festival. To celebrate we're giving away six pairs of weekend tickets to the UK's most varied - and stunningly located - literary event. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO ENTER HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes author "Any truth is better than indefinite doubt." Do Look Down! Amazing Ariel Shots Do Fine Art And Fine Food Really Mix? Pop Art Made Of Bullets Hits UK BLOG POSTS Amah-Rose McKnight-Abrams: Digital Pioneer Exhibits in Paris Theodora Clarke: Public Art: A Good Investment or a Waste of Taxpayers' Money? The Orbit is a case in point. Having seen it last week I can assure you it looks even worse than the photographs. It is an uninspiring piece of scaffolding which has no links to its environment and says nothing about the surrounding area or community. Katherine Biggs: This Museums at Night, Discover Kew Bridge Steam Museum by Candlelight Saturday 19th May will mark Kew Bridge Steam Museum's first foray into the Museums at Night festival of after-hours events at museums and galleries. Michael Morpurgo: Moving on From War Horse and Discovering Young Writing Talent Well, the film of War Horse came and went, much loved by many, less loved by others. I thought it was a wonderful adaptation of the story, as the play is too. Gillian Darley: Vesuvian Moments of Significance I'm not a geologist, vulcanologist nor even a phenomenologist but I've spent a lot of time in the last few years reading about and watching Vesuvius, mostly online or in the media, and once or twice on the spot, while writing a book on its enduring fascination.

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