Events

Darkest Chapter 2026 (day ticket)

Calendar
Saturday 7 November
Location
National Centre for Writing at Dragon Hall
Time
13.00 - 20.00
Price
£ 40.00

Join us for Norwich’s inaugural festival dedicated to dark, uncanny and horror storytelling!

Fully Booked

Set within a city world-renowned for its medieval atmosphere and haunted heritage, Darkest Chapter celebrates the breadth, ambition and innovation of one of publishing’s fastest growing genres.

A limited number of day tickets are available for events taking place at the National Centre for Writing, Dragon Hall, on Saturday 7 November.

Day ticket holders will receive:

  • Wristband entry to four events*, including Ghosts in My House: Hauntings & Queer Desire with Eleanor Crewes and The Art of Foreboding: Folk Horror with Lucie McKnight Hardy & Andrew Michael Hurley
  • A Darkest Chapter tote bag filled with freebies
  • A complementary invitation to the Festival wrap party (8pm onwards)

*Full programme announcement coming soon!

Please note: Tickets for The Evolution of Horror presents…The Exorcist and creative writing workshops must be purchased separately.

 

Programmed and delivered by National Centre for Writing and Norwich UNESCO City of Literature, Darkest Chapter is proudly sponsored by The Evolution of Horror and supported by 3AM Books, The Book Hive, and Vinosangre

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