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4 SATURDAY<br />
APRIL 2009<br />
John Humprhys<br />
interviewed by Fiona Lindsay<br />
The Welcome Visitor:<br />
Living Well, Dying Well<br />
760<br />
Christina Lamb 713<br />
Small Wars Permitting:<br />
Dispatches from Foreign Lands<br />
4pm / Town Hall, Main Hall, St Aldates / £8.00<br />
We all want a good life, but how much thought do we<br />
give to a good death Great strides have been taken<br />
to make death less painful, but there is more to a<br />
good death than freedom from pain.<br />
Radio 4’s Today presenter John Humphrys argues<br />
powerfully that if we accept that people should be<br />
able to choose how they live, they should also be able<br />
to choose how they die. There are so many things we<br />
can do to prepare ourselves – both practically and<br />
philosophically – but most of us are not even aware<br />
of them. John Humphrys talks to Fiona Lindsay –<br />
formerly with the RSC’s festivals and events. Fiona<br />
has interviewed many of the leading artists and actors.<br />
4pm / Festival Room 2, Christ Church / £7.50<br />
Named Foreign Correspondent of the Year a remarkable<br />
four times, The Sunday Times’s Christina Lamb is<br />
one of the most talented and intrepid journalists at<br />
work today. This fine collection of reportage tells the<br />
human stories behind some of the most important<br />
world events of the past 16 years, from Zimbabwe<br />
to Afghanistan. ‘Hers is the humane face of her<br />
hard profession: candid, modest and brave. She<br />
is clear-sighted without cynicism, and amazingly<br />
unscarred by all she has experienced. This book is<br />
a fine testament to her courage and compassion’<br />
- Colin Thubron<br />
Joanne Harris<br />
at the Book Group<br />
759<br />
5pm / Bayne Room, Christ Church /<br />
£20.00 (includes a glass of wine)<br />
Ever wanted to share your love of literature with<br />
like-minded people Or have you tried starting<br />
or joining a book group only for it to fizzle out<br />
after a few months Join a long-standing London<br />
book group (18 years and still going strong), which<br />
includes Sunday Times journalist Karen Robinson,<br />
for this intimate session. Find out what it takes to<br />
start and maintain a successful and stimulating<br />
group, and join a discussion and Q&A with Joanne<br />
Harris on her 2007 novel The Lollipop Shoes. With<br />
wine, to replicate authentic book-group conditions.<br />
Window - Meadow Buildings<br />
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