Events
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Thursday 20th June
Tony Juniper at Bristol Festival of Ideas -
Sunday 23 June
Andrew Martin on Travel Around London at Kings Place -
Sunday 23 June
Simon Garfield at Proms at St Jude’s -
Sunday 23rd June
Simon Garfield & Chris Schüler: Mapping the World -
Monday 24 June
Not a Day for Soundbites: The Craft of the Political Speech -
30th June 2013
Polly Morland at Chalke Valley History Festival 2013 -
2nd July 2013
The Burning Question seminar at UCL -
Tuesday 2nd July
David Hendy at Bristol Festival of Ideas -
Thursday 4th July
Victoria Glendinning at Beaminster Festival -
7th July 2013
Jonathan Dimbleby at Ways With Words Festival -
11th July 2013
David Hendy on NOISE at Ways With Words Festival -
12th July 2013
Victoria Glendinning at Ways With Words Festival -
13th July 2013
Chris Mullin at Buxton Festival -
14th July 2013
Tony Juniper at Ways With Words Festival -
16th July 2013
Victoria Glendinning at Buxton Festival -
20th July 2013
Simon Jenkins at Buxton Festival
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Daron Acemoglu
17 January 2012Daron Acemoglu is the Killian Professor of Economics at MIT. He received the John Bates Clark...
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Johnny Acton
05 September 2011Johnny Acton is a writer who specialises in digging up obscure nuggets of information and making complex subjects accessible. He has written books on everything from pickling food (Preserved with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall) to the history...
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Anjana Ahuja
02 March 2011Anjana Ahuja is a feature writer with a weekly science column in The Times, and holds a PhD in space...
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Marina Aidova
17 January 2011Marina Aidova works as an English translator for international organisations including the...
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Mohamed Althani
11 June 2012Shaikh Mohamed A. J. Althani was born in Qatar in 1962 and took a degree in industrial management from Central Michigan University. He worked in the oil and gas industry from 1985 to 2002. From...
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Sarah Anderson
02 March 2011Dr Sarah Anderson trained as a doctor in Cambridge and London. She has a diploma in tropical medicine and hygiene and has worked in Africa in hospitals and as a flying...
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John Andrews
02 March 2011As a writer and journalist, British-born John Andrews has lived in Europe, the Arab world, Asia and America, witnessing events from the Lebanese civil war and the demonstrations of Tiananmen Square to the presidencies of...
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Katherine Ashenburg
02 March 2011Katherine Ashenburg has worked as an academic, a radio producer and Arts and Books editor of the Globe and Mail. She has written for the New York Times and her books include The Mourner’s Dance:...
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David Astle
10 September 2012David Astle is a Melbourne-based writer of non-fiction, fiction and drama. He co-hosts Letters and Numbers (the Australian version of Countdown) as the dictionary expert, and his crosswords appear in Australian papers The Age and...
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Julian Baggini
02 March 2011Julian Baggini (www.julianbaggini.com) is editor-in-chief and co-founder of The Philosophers’ Magazine. He is the author of several books, including Welcome to Everytown: A Journey into the English Mind (Granta), Complaint (Profile) and, most recently, The...
