A series of author events are set to be held across Denbighshire.
Sam Rowlands, Member of the Welsh Parliament for North Wales, is encouraging his constituents to attend these events and meet the authors.
The events, organised by Denbighshire Libraries, will start on Monday, November 18.
Mr Rowlands said: "I welcome these sort of events as it is a wonderful opportunity for local people to actually have the chance to meet popular authors and discuss their books.
"It will be fascinating to hear all about how these writers actually come up with ideas for their novels and how they carry out their research.
"There will be something for everyone’s reading tastes with different authors taking part and sharing their plots on romance, historical fiction or crime.
"It certainly is worth having a look at what is on offer and putting a date in your diary."
The event will start with Welsh language author, Manon Steffan Ros, who will be visiting Denbigh Library on Monday, November 18, at 2pm.
Ms Ros has written more than 23 books for adults and children in the Welsh language and has won the Wales Book of the Year for her adult fiction.
Prestatyn Library will welcome Kate Ellis on Wednesday, November 20, at 2pm.
Ms Ellis has written 28 novels which follow DI Wesley Peterson, and five crime novels with a supernatural twist which feature another DI, Joe Plantagenet.
Her latest Wesley Peterson novel, Coffin Island, was published in August 2024.
Rhyl Library will host a double bill, with romantic novelist Trisha Ashley visiting with Juliet Greenwood on Thursday, November 28, at 2pm.
Million-selling author Simon McCleave will be at St Asaph Library on Friday, November 22, at 2pm.
In Ruthin, writer and broadcaster Myfanwy Alexander will stop by the library, on Thursday, November 21, at 2pm.
Wrexham-based author David Ebsworth will be at Llangollen Library on Tuesday, December 3, at 2pm.
Deborah Owen, principal librarian, said: "We hope there’s something for everyone with these author visits.
"Whether you prefer crime, romance or historical fiction, I’d like to invite everyone to come and join us."
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