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Kamala Harris and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie to Share Stage at London Literature Festival

By Prosper Meneย 

London, October 21, 2025

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris will join celebrated author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie for a special conversation at the London Literature Festival on Thursday, October 23.

The event, held at the Southbank Centreโ€™s Royal Festival Hall in partnership with Foyles bookstore, is part of Harrisโ€™s tour for her new memoir, 107 Days. Fans are excited for what promises to be a lively discussion between two influential women known for their powerful voices.

Kamala Harris announced the event on X, saying sheโ€™s thrilled to talk with Adichie at the festival. Her book, 107 Days, shares stories from her time as vice president, covering the final months of the Biden-Harris administration. The memoir has already become a bestseller in the U.S., and this London stop is a chance for Harris to connect with readers across the Atlantic. The conversation will likely explore how her experiences in politics tie into themes of leadership and storytelling.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the award-winning author of books like Americanah and Half of a Yellow Sun, is no stranger to big stages. She recently won the Sunday Times Award for Literary Excellence at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, where she spoke about challenges facing literature today. Her newest novel, Dream Count, tells the story of four women chasing love and purpose. Adichieโ€™s sharp insights and bold views make her a perfect match to dive deep into Harrisโ€™s memoir.

The London Literature Festival, running through October 26, brings together writers, thinkers, and readers for a week of inspiring events. This talk is a highlight, blending politics and literature in a way thatโ€™s sure to spark thought. Tickets are available through the Southbank Centreโ€™s website or Foyles, with options to watch online for those who canโ€™t attend in person. The event is expected to draw a large crowd eager to hear these two trailblazers.

This conversation comes at the right time, a time when stories matter more than ever. Harris, a history-making politician, and Adichie, a literary star, both know the power of words to shape ideas and inspire change. Their discussion will likely touch on how personal stories influence leadership and why literature remains a vital force in todayโ€™s world. Donโ€™t miss this chance to see two remarkable women share their perspectives on the global stage.

Tags : Chimamanda Ngozi AdichieFormer U.S. Vice President Kamala HarrisLondon Literature Festival
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