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Corpus Christi College Jesus College Pembroke College 28 March – 3 April 2009 Creative Writing Programme – WRITING FICTION – WRITING POETRY – WRITING FOR YOUNG READERS <strong>www</strong>.<strong>sundaytimes</strong>-oxfordliteraryfestival.co.uk
31 TUESDAY MARCH 2009 31 Raymond Blanc interviewed by Sue Wilkins A Taste of My Life 302 8pm / Garden Marquee, Christ Church / £7.50 From his days as a young boy collecting frogs’ legs in rural France, to his career as a prodigiously talented chef cooking at the very highest levels of cuisine, Raymond Blanc’s passion for food has remained constant. His life has been determined by a steady search for culinary perfection. Now, for the first time, he tells the story of that search and shares the secrets he has learnt along the way. He also gives his thoughts about where food is going today, and makes a passionate appeal for a more sustainable cuisine. TUESDAY MARCH 2009 Portrait of W H Auden Virginia Nicholson and Julie Summers 319 Women in War’s Aftermath I write as a serial attendee at literary festivals around the globe… The Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival has established itself as one of the most charismatic and hospitable festivals in the world: in one stroke it places Oxford at the centre of a living book culture, it places the Sunday Times as a dynamic force in the literary culture, and it provides a world-class opportunity for sponsors and writers to increase their visibility to very select, intelligent and most often sell-out audiences in the very best of circumstances. Great literary festivals are apt to contribute largely to the cultures they describe, and I can tell you that the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival has become an essential date in the calendar and a wonderful place on the map. Andrew O'Hagan 8pm / McKenna Room, Christ Church / £7.50 Are women the main victims of war Two world wars left millions of women bereft of husbands, sons, sweethearts - and their future. In Singled Out, Virginia Nicholson explores how two million women survived without men after the First World War. Julie Summers, in Stranger in the House, considers how women coped when the men came home after the Second World War. Together they will explore the similarities and differences of the post-war worlds inherited by women in 1918 and 1945. 27
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4 SATURDAY APRIL 2009 Aravind Adiga
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VENUES 1 JCR 2. Blackwell Festival
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EXHIBITIONS Illustrators Exhibition
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FOOD AND DRINK Albert Roux 11 Carve
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Aziz Oxford: Best Curry Restaurant
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