Frank Cottrell Boyce Interviewed by Philip Ardagh

The Astounding Broccoli Boy

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Michael Parker, Stephen Regan and Esther Armstrong Introduced by Kevin Crossley-Holland

Noli Timere: Reflections on the life and work of Seamus Heaney

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Language & Literature

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Zoe Williams

Get it Together: We Deserve Better Politics

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Contemporary Society

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Terry Waite

The Voyage of the Golden Handshake

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Fiction

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Mary Portas

Mary Portas: Shop Girl

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Biography & Memoir

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Caroline Lawrence

The Roman and P K Pinkerton Western Mysteries

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Mary Hoffman

Bookworm: the Game of Reading and Remembering

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Elizabeth Edmondson and Juliet McKenna

Survival Strategies for Writers: Negotiating the Rough Seas and Rocky Shores of Publishing

9:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Publishing

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Alastair Lack

Inspector Morse with Alastair Lack SOLD OUT

10:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Walking Tours

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Adèle Geras and Geraldine McCaughrean

Bookworm: the Game of Reading and Remembering

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Philip Pullman Interviewed by Nicolette Jones

His Dark Materials

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Emer Stamp

The Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Nadifa Mohamed and Claire Armitstead

The Orchard of Lost Souls

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Fiction

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Paul Vanderbroeck

Leadership Strategies for Women: Lessons from Four Queens on Leadership and Career Development

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Contemporary Society

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Matthew Engel Interviewed by Paul Blezard

Engel’s England: Thirty-nine Counties, One Capital and One Man

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Exploration, Travel & Travel History

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Matthew Dennison

Behind the Mask: The Life of Vita Sackville-West

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Biography & Memoir

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Jimmy Burns and David Liebler Interviewed by Peter Martland

The Secret War in Spain

11:00am | Saturday 28 March 2015 | History

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Jolyon Mitchell

Martyrdom: A Very Short Introduction

12:15pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Very Short Introductions

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Selina Todd and Lyndall Gordon Chaired by Nicolette Jones

Stories of our Lives

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Biography & Memoir

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William Chislett Introduced by Harry Eyres

Arturo Barea: From Civil War Madrid to Exile in Oxfordshire

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Biography & Memoir

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Eugene Rogan

The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East (1914 - 1920)

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | History

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Caroline Lawrence and Emer Stamp

Bookworm: the Game of Reading and Remembering

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Anthony Seldon

Beyond Happiness

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Contemporary Society

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Sally Bayley

A Paper Room of Our Own: Encounters with Literary Diaries – A Master Class

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Workshop

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Sarah Dunant, Avril Horner , Sue Zlosnik , Justine Picardie and David Thompson Chaired by Helen Taylor

Too Successful for her own Good? The Legacy of Daphne du Maurier

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Language & Literature

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Patrick Magee, Jo Berry , Dylan Matthews , Rama Mani , Paul Rogers Terry Waite

A New Conversation for Peace

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Contemporary Society

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Judith Kerr

When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

1:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Madhur Jaffrey and Prajwal Parajuly

Family, Place and Culture in Fiction and Food

3:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Food and Drink

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Christopher William Hill

Grim and Gruesome Fun

3:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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Adèle Geras, Wendy Meddour and Nicolette Jones

Children’s Books: An Overview

3:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Publishing

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John Crace

I Never Promised You a Rose Garden

3:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Contemporary Society

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Steve Cole and Andrew Lane Chaired by Tony Bradman

Sherlock Holmes Versus James Bond

3:30pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Children and Young People

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George Carey and Alister McGrath

Warfare or Mutual Enrichment? Ways of Thinking about the Relation of Science and Faith

4:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Faith and Religion

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Ashley Jackson

The British Empire: A Very Short Introduction

4:15pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Very Short Introductions

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Bettany Hughes Interviewed by Nicolette Jones

English Heritage Lecture: The Value of Memory – the Ideas That Make Us

5:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | History

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Martin Kemp

Art in History, 600 BC-2000 AD: Ideas in Profile

5:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Art, Architecture and Design

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Göran Rosenberg and Charles Lewinsky Chaired by Rebecca Abrams

Chronicling the Trials and Challenges of the Jewish People

5:00pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Language & Literature

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Diarmaid MacCulloch

Closing Dinner: Hosted by Antonio Simoes, HSBC. Guest Speaker Diarmaid MacCulloch – Sex and the West

6:30pm | Saturday 28 March 2015 | Dinners

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