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Title: Oxford Literary Festival
Post by: Lee on March 27, 2008, 17:43:26
More than 20,000 book lovers will be heading for Oxford next week for the city's annual Literary Festival, with record-breaking attendances anticipated (link below.)
http://www.oxfordmail.net/display.var.2152037.0.festival_opens_fresh_chapter.php

More than 300 authors will be taking part in events during the festival, which runs until Sunday, April 6.

(Topic now linked to calendar.)




Title: Re: Oxford Literary Festival
Post by: Phil on March 27, 2008, 18:16:22
Oh lord.... I'm also the director of a forthcoming literary festival in Swindon, based around the works of the author Jasper Fforde. A couple of hundred tickets have been sold for that. You are keeping me on my toes this evening Lee! Should I start a thread for that, or wait until it hits the papers?!


Title: Re: Oxford Literary Festival
Post by: Lee on March 27, 2008, 19:05:19
Oh lord.... I'm also the director of a forthcoming literary festival in Swindon, based around the works of the author Jasper Fforde. A couple of hundred tickets have been sold for that. You are keeping me on my toes this evening Lee! Should I start a thread for that, or wait until it hits the papers?!

Worth covering if a lot of people will be hitting Swindon during the festival.


Title: Re: Oxford Literary Festival
Post by: Lee on April 03, 2008, 15:51:59
Report on the Oxford Literary Festival (link below.)
http://www.oxfordmail.net/display.var.2169683.0.a_festival_for_the_well_red.php



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