2012
17.05

This is one from last year, but I just remembered looking for it… From the National Army Museum:

War Horse Remembrance

Budding artists of all ages and abilities have been picking up their colouring pencils and exercising their imaginations as part of the National Army Museum’s War Horse: Fact & Fiction exhibition.

Visitors are invited to decorate and name paper horses in commemoration of the millions of horses enlisted by the British Army whose names and deeds have now been forgotten. These colourful and creative paper horses are displayed for all to see on the exhibition’s Remembrance Wall.

'A very vibrant-green-coloured ‘Sgt Green’ by Andy McNab, author and ex-Special Forces soldier'

 

Source: National Army Museum website

2012
12.05

Shelf Life: Mike Skinner
The Spectator

Perhaps one of the best things to come out of Birmingham, Mike Skinner, mastermind behind The Streets, lets us know what he’s reading in this week’s Shelf Life.

Hello??????? ;-)

2012
12.05

Andy McNab

Type of event: Speaker

When:  Tuesday 12/06/2012 – 19:30

Where:  The Cambridge Union Society

The Cambridge Union Society
9A Bridge Street
Cambridge CB2 1UB
+44 (0) 1223 566421
info@cus.org

Source: Cambridge Union Society website

2012
12.05

Author Andy McNab is coming to Huddersfield to give a talk. The bestselling action author – who wrote titles including Bravo Two Zero – will be at Huddersfield Town Hall on Monday, June 11.

Tickets have gone on sale for the event which will include a talk, questions and answers session and book signing.

McNab will be appearing from 7.30pm to 9pm on June 11. Tickets cost £2 and are available online at: www.kirklees.gov.uk/townhalls or call 01484 223200 or 01924 324501.

Source: The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

2012
12.05

Source: The Guardian

 

2012
11.05

Andy McNab will grace the main stage at the Harmony Gardens, Melrose festival, though whether or not Scottish fans will get a good look at his face remains to be seen:

The programme says that the 52-year-old will be talking about his new novel, his 14th work of fiction, but, like the man himself, it is shrouded in mystery.

“McNab is using the festival to launch his novel and that’s a much as we know,” said a festival spokeswoman. “We’ve had no indication if the writer wants to hide his identity by appearing behind a screen, which all adds to the intrigue.”

Read more about McNab’s festival appearance at http://www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk/lifestyle/borders-book-festival/sas-man-s-book-festival-visit-shrouded-in-secrecy-1-2283929

Find out more about the festival at http://www.bordersbookfestival.org/sponsors/brewin-dolphin