04:49PM, Wednesday 28 August 2024
Graham Norton is set to visit the Wycombe Swan on September 9 (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)
Graham Norton will sit down with an audience at the Wycombe Swan as part of a nationwide tour to mark the launch of his new book Frankie.
The BBC talk show star – and Sunday Times best-selling author – will discuss his latest literary endeavor when he visits the swan on Monday, September 9.
Frankie, Norton’s fourth book, takes readers back in time to 1940s Ireland and the scenes of 1960s New York through the fictional story of Londoner Frankie Powell.
A spokesperson for the show said: “This exciting tour offers fans the unique opportunity to join Graham live as he discusses his new book, shares hilarious anecdotes from his star-studded career, and answers audience questions.”
Norton’s previous 2020 title Home Stretch, focused on a community in Ireland reeling from the impact of a traumatic car crash.
It was reviewed in The Guardian as ‘a thoughtful examination of sexual identity, shame, and the impact of collective grief.’
BBC Goodreads rates his latest book Frankie as a 4.5 out of 5.
The show starts at 8pm and is restricted to people aged 16 and over.
Tickets are still available and priced at between £41 and £51.
To find out more visit www.wycombeswan.co.uk
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