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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2007 review

Jung Chang. Mao: The Unknown StoryJung Chang became famous in the early 90s for writing Wild Swans, ... More info

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Jeremy Paxman. RoyaltyWhat exactly is royalty and how does it work? Can it be a suitable component ... More info

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Robert Lacey. Great Tales: The Battle of the Boyne to DNARobert Lacey makes a good first ... More info

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Pauline Kiernan. Filthy ShakespeareIn contrast to Robert Lacey’s lecture earlier in the day, the ... More info

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Philip Pullman With Adrian Hodges and Mark Lawson: Ruby In The SmokeThe Golden Compass - From Book ... More info

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Gillian Baverstock: Enid BlytonSun 25th March I left this talk feeling very disturbed and unsure ... More info

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Salley Vickers: The Other Side Of YouFri 23rd March It had never struck me before that authors ... More info

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Dancin' Oxford Festival 2007 review

Driven - MotionhouseThursday 1st March 2007Two men; three women. The scene is set to explore drive, ... More info

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A highlight of the Oxford Dance Festival, the Anjali Dance Company performed 3 emotionally complex ... More info

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This fine piece of architecture, designed by Sir Edward Brantwood Maufe in 1938, houses the ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

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