Isabel Ashdown will be talking about the Cornish locations and inspirations behind her fourth novel Flight for The Fowey Festival of Words and Music in Cornwall this May.

The Festival brings together novelists, musicians and artist to the small Cornish, habour town to showcase their work and celebrate the memory of one of Fowey’s most notable author’s, Daphne du Maurier.

Moving between the majestic coastline of North Cornwall and the leafy suburbs of London Isabel Ashdown’s latest novel, Flight, is a story of secrets and lies – and of the indelible traces that are left behind when someone tries to disappear.

Isabel Ashdown will be appearing at 11.00am for the Festival’s Sunday lineup. Tickets are £8 and must be booked in advance. For more information and to book, click here.