Alexandra Potter has sold over a million copies across twenty-five territories, and Confessions of a Forty-Something F**k Up became the hit US TV series Not Dead Yet.
Her latest novel is sharp, funny and warm-hearted – a road-trip comedy about female friendship, reinvention and refusing to be written off. Potter joins us to talk with Joanne Finney, editor of Good Housekeeping, about fraud, fifty-something reinvention and the books that make us feel less alone.
‘The new Bridget Jones for our times.’
Telegraph
This event is sponsored by Good Housekeeping.
Tuesday 20 October 2026
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7:30 pm
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£ 15.00 -
£ 18.50
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Event Info
Date
Tuesday 20 October 2026 Time
7:30 pm Duration
1 hour Venue
Rutherford Theatre Price
£ 15.00 -
£ 18.50
* A £3.50 booking fee will be added per order
