James Crawford has a wealth of experience speaking at events all across the UK and America. Whether compering events at book festivals, conducting interviews, or giving talks about his books and television work, he is always lively, passionate and engaged. He has given keynote speeches for organisations ranging from CYBERUK, ESRI and the Association for Cultural Enterprises, to the Cincinnati Buildings Preservation Trust and the Dallas Museum of Art. As a chair he has interviewed authors including Serhi Plokhy for the Baillie Gifford Prize Lecture at the Edinburgh International Book Festival; globally-bestselling crime writer David Baldacci and BBC Security correspondent Frank Gardner for the Bloody Scotland crime writing festival; and Outlander author Diana Gabaldon at a special event held in the Red Room of Edinburgh’s Hopetoun House. To enquire about speaking engagements see the contact form of this website.
