PHILIP Pullman and John Cleese are just two of the big names appearing at Stratford Literary Festival this autumn. The festival, which runs from October 30 to November 2 , will feature more than 70 events over the four days, including bestselling authors, broadcasters, comedians, historians as well as emerging writers, workshops and immersive events for families. Others big names attending include broadcaster and bestselling author Graham Norton who will be talking about his latest novel Frankie, and former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon who will be talking about her book Frankly. Actor and Time Teamer Tony Robinson turns to fiction, and the creator of the Slow Horses phenomenon Mick Herron reveals the latest Slough House instalment. Gamers can also learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons.