Denzil Meyrick

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Denzil Meyrick worked as a police officer, distillery manager, freelance journalist, and company director. He is originally from Campbeltown in Argyll, but now lives with his wife Fiona on Loch Lomondside.

Join best-selling crime writer Denzil Meyrick as he discusses the seventh book in his thrilling D.C.I. Daley series, A Breath on Dying Embers. The luxury cruiser SS Great Britain, taking a high-powered group of businessmen and women on a tour of the British Isles, berths in Kinloch on the west coast of Scotland. One of the crew goes missing and the arrival of a face from the past sends Daley’s world into a tailspin. Is this his last throw of the dice?

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Friday 11th October 16:30 - 17:30 A Breath On Dying Embers | Northwood House

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FEEDBACK FROM ATTENDEES

“I think the Festival is an excellent event, covering all aspects of reading and I would like to see this continue for years to come.” 2019 Festival Attendee

“The quality of the speakers was excellent -we also attended the Kate Adie slot. We go to lots of festivals regularly, including Hay but were delighted with the high profile speakers you managed to attract -with the added bonus of the RYS tour.” 2019 Festival Attendee

“Great festival, thank you… highlight of our year! Who needs boats in Cowes when we can have books!?” 2019 Festival Attendee

“The Isle of Wight should be proud of this and those who have worked to establish it. A great attraction. Thank you and well done. a lovely setting at Northwood House, a short stroll from the sea.” 2018 Festival Attendee

FEEDBACK FROM PRESENTERS

“They were a lovely on the ball audience who asked some brilliant questions and said some lovely things. It was just such a pleasure.”
Jo Brand Comic, actress and author of Born Lippy (2019 Festival Feedback)

“There is something really special about the Isle of Wight festival, this was my second appearance there and I’ve thought so both times. It has such a lovely atmosphere – the weather just couldn’t make a dint in that!!”
Kate Hamer author of Crushed (2019 Festival feedback)

“This is a super, super literary festival. There are 350 literary festivals in this country. I feel like I’ve been to almost all of them! I’ve certainly been to over a hundred of them and this is right at the top. Because it’s the trifecta as far as every writer is concerned. They laugh at the jokes, they ask intelligent questions, penetrating intelligent questions, and they also bought the book. So you put those three things together and any writer is going to be happy to come.“

Andrew Roberts author of Churchill: Walking with Destiny (2019 Festival feedback)

“A great treat for authors every year. Delightful surroundings and very efficient organisation. A thoroughly worthy cause!”
Peter Snow (2018 Festival feedback)

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