Andrew has appeared at Literary Festivals at Cheltenham, Edinburgh, Beverley, Ilkeley, Guildford, Oxford, Kingston, Appledore, Brighton, Richmond, Swansea, Lichfield, Queen's Park, Dinefwr, Haslemere, Ennistymon, Jaipur, Keswick (Words by the Water), Brinks (Wisbech), Lahore in London, Whitstable
He has also talked or lectured at:
King's College London, Christ Church Oxford, Magdalene College Cambridge, Sussex University, Hull University, Sheffield University, Bristol University, University of Texas at Austin, Harvard University, University of Saarbrucken, University of East Anglia, University of Buckingham, South Downs College, Kings College London, University of London, University of Goettingen, Portsmouth University, University of the Arts, Queen Mary University of London
The Royal Society of Medicine, the Royal Society of Literature, the Royal Geographical Society, Chatham House (the Royal Institute of International Affairs), Toronto Public Library, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Royal College of Anaesthetists, British Council, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts New Delhi, Jewish Cultural Centre, National Portrait Gallery, Highgate Scientific and Literary Institution, British Library, National Portrait Gallery, National Army Museum, Imperial War Museum
Winchester College, Portsmouth Grammar School, Kings College Canterbury Junior School, Trinity School Croydon, St Anthony's School Hampstead, Ibstock Place School, Wellington College
Saga Cruises, Kipling Society, Sherlock Holmes Society of London, Ghost Club, Rotary Club, English Speaking Union, Dylan Thomas Centre Swansea, Portsmouth Museum, Biographers Club, Farnham Repertory Theatre, Dickens Fellowship, Daniels Club, Friends of the National Army Museum, Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery, Burgh House, Savile Club, Athenaeum Club, Poet in the City

Andrew Lycett

biographer and author
Andrew is an accomplished speaker who has talked in a variety of venues, including literary festivals, universities, schools, societies, and cruise ships
Click to listen to Andrew Lycett addressing the British Studies Seminar at University of Texas at Austin April 2011 on Kipling and Conan Doyle