Events
I love meeting readers, travelling around and talking about books!
If you’re an events organiser and would be interested in inviting me to speak at your festival or bookshop, please click here to email me.
Come and meet me at one of my forthcoming events.
14 November, 2024
Stranger than fiction
Discover the complexities of whistleblowing and the challenges of exposing corruption and fraud.
Sign up for the webinar here.
13 September, 2024
Times Radio – London
Live Broadcast with Ed Vaizey
23 July, 2024
Woman’s Hour
Author Megan Davis on her experience of blowing the whistle on financial crime. Listen here.
31st August – 2nd September, 2023
Live Event – Whose Crime is it Anyway: Debut Game Show with Paul Clayton
CAPITAL CRIME
5 July 2023
Virtual event – London Writers Salon
7pm GMT/ 2pm ET
27 April 2023
Live event – Hexham Book Festival
Masterclasses
I was invited by Eton College in Berkshire to judge their annual short story competition and to run a creative writing masterclass for students aged 13-18. Building on this experience, I have developed a masterclass format of between 1-3 hours appropriate to secondary level students. The aim is to develop their appreciation of creative writing and to further their skills in the craft. Please contact me if you would like to discuss the possibility of me visiting your school.
Megan’s Masterclass at Eton really enthused the boys and helped them to get started on their own stories. As an English teacher, I very much valued her emphasis on thinking about the craft of fiction through by examining the nuts and bolts of novels which inspire her: she drew the students’ attention to Ian Fleming’s redrafting of the opening paragraph of Casino Royale, by way of underscoring the importance of editing your work; and her discussion of the way Cormac McCarthy does dialogue was deeply insightful. She had lots of great tips on how to generate ideas and offered wise words of advice in response to the tasks she set the students. I am very grateful to Megan for the care and attention she invested in reading all of the boys’ short story submissions for one of Eton’s major Creative Writing prizes – every boy who entered received a paragraph or two of personalised feedback which was unerringly judicious and constructive.
TOM DAY
Master In College, Eton College
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