Hear a volunteer RNLI crew member from Dungeness discuss courage, teamwork and moral clarity under pressure, drawing on life on the English Channel. The conversation is chaired by local open-water swimming coach Kirsty Hogben and followed by a book signing.
Dominic Gregory discusses his book *Lifeboat at the End of the World* in a conversation exploring courage, teamwork and moral clarity under pressure. Drawing on his experience as a volunteer RNLI crew member in Dungeness, he offers a frontline perspective on life on the English Channel, where rescue and risk sit side by side with extraordinary human drama.
The event is chaired by Folkestone-based open water swimming coach Kirsty Hogben, who brings a strong local connection to the Kent coast and its waters. It is presented as part of Folkestone Book Festival and is followed by a book signing, making it an opportunity for audiences to hear directly from the author and take part in a wider celebration of stories, ideas and conversation by the sea.
Dominic Gregory
14 November 2026, 10:30 – 11:30
£12 standard, £10 concession and £5 Cost of Living ticket available.
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