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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - The Pleasures and Sorrows of WorkAlain de BottonSat 4th April

How many love songs do you know? And now how many songs about work? Not many probably. Considering ... More info

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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - Mirror of the WorldJulian BellSat 4th April

"Like a frayed stringed hammock" - with this deliberately messy picture of horizontal, vertical, ... More info

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The Art of Catastrophe was a solid and enjoyable one act, one woman play, presenting a familiar ... More info

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“Of making many books there is no end” (Eccl. 12:12, AV) – or is there? This was the question ... More info

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Juliet E McKenna, our host for the evening, is part of a group of writers called 'The Write ... More info

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How do fiction writers research scientific facts? Do fact and fiction make conflicting claims on a ... More info

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In the ever so disturbing documentary Guys and Dolls (Nick Holt, 2007), we came face to face with ... More info

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Let me start this review by saying that I didn’t read The Crucible at school, unlike half of ... More info

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Gillian Slovo is a novelist living and working in London, but she is also the daughter of Joe Slovo ... More info

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Unlike at least three quarters of the audience I went to this talk because I love Patrick Neate's ... More info

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