Andy Briggs, whose collaboration with the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, TARZAN: THE GREYSTOKE LEGACY brought the hundred year old Tarzan character swinging into the 21st Century, has announced a string of UK tour dates which will take him all over the country, highlights of which include:
MARCH
Friday 2nd March: Guardian Pop-up Festival
Monday 5th March: Waterstones Norwich
Friday 8th March: Discover Centre
Monday 12th-13th March: Aye Write Festival, Glasgow
Thursday 22nd March: Edinburgh - Renascence Learning Librarian event
Saturday 31st March: Oxford Literary Festival
APRIL
Saturday 14th April: Cambridge Wordfest
MAY
13th May: Brighton Festival
JUNE
Friday 26th June: Middlesbrough Literary Festival
JULY & AUGUST
In LA for Comic Con and to launch the US publication during Tarzan centenary festival
OCTOBER
1st-5th October: Appledore Festival
6th or 7th October: Bath Festival
NOVEMBER
13th November: Swindon Literary Festival
So be sure to add some of those to your diaries and get along to see Andy!
Praise for TARZAN: THE GREYSTOKE LEGACY:
'I fell in love with Edgar Rice Burroughs's Tarzan when I was 11 years old, and was jealous when he married that silly Jane. I would have been even more jealous of the Jane in TARZAN: THE GREYSTOKE LEGACY - she is not silly at all! And what a stroke of brilliance to transform Tarzan into an eco-warrior. The Lord of the Jungle is with us still.' -- Dr Jane Goodall
'Tarzan is back with a bloodcurdling roar! An epic re-book of the classic series.' -- Eoin Colfer, author of ARTEMIS FOWL
'CRACKING jungle adventure with the one and only, all- time best eco-warrior, Tarzan.' -- MG Harris, author of THE JOSHUA FILES
'Wow! All the things I loved about the original Tarzan books rebooted for modern-day Africa, with a plot that will whisk you off your feet and swing you through the trees at breakneck speed.' -- Roderick Gordon, author of TUNNELS
'This is a lion-roaring read of an adventure that seized me from the first page and refused to let go.The action is breathless, the characters are enthralling and the environmental message is vital. Tarzan is not only stunningly reborn, he is more relevant today than he ever was.' -- Chris Bradford, author of YOUNG SAMURAI
'A hero that doesn't have special powers, can't do magic, and isn't an angel? Andy's Tarzan doesn't need them; he kicks ass from the moment he appears in the first chapter.' -- David Gatward, author of THE DEAD, THE DARK, THE DAMNED
'An awesome African adventure. The legend of Tarzan is in great hands.' -- Steve Feasey, author of CHANGELING
'A white-knuckle adventure worthy of Burroughs at his best. Andy Briggs' Tarzan is a stunning achievement.' -- William Hussey, author of WITCHFINDER