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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - The Book is Dead: Long Live the BookLucy Atkins, Brian Appleyard, Chris Meade and Kate PullingerFri 3rd April

“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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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - Ten Zen QuestionsSusan BlackmoreFri 3rd April

Susan Blackmore, a multi-talented psychologist with a shock of multi-coloured hair, started her ... More info

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This session was a debate on the major questions being raised at every level in our educational ... More info

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In this Lit Fest session, author Graham Farmelo was interviewed about his book, The Strangest Man: ... 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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History – “It’s so in the past”. This was the reaction of a Sixth Former when Laurence Rees ... More info

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Ronald Harwood was an award-winning playwright before his recent successes as a screenwriter. His ... 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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On Monday evening an Oxford audience was treated to a poem about bugs. Blame it on Darwin. The ... More info

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