Sounding and Singing
Speaker(s): Malcolm Guite
Upend the Rainstick: Poetry and the music of the unexpected
Speaker(s): Malcolm Guite
The Beginnings of Fiction
Longbourn: Pride and Prejudice was only half the story…
This isn’t the sort of thing that happens to someone like you
Speaker(s): Jon McGregor
What does it mean to put faith in fiction?
How to be a journalist in the digital age
Bidisha is a writer, critic and TV and radio broadcaster. She signed her first novel deal, with HarperCollins, at 16. She writes for the Guardian, the Financial Times, New Statesman, New Humanist and...
Speaker(s): BidishaWelcome to My World: A Novel Invitation
Literature 40: looking back
Speaker(s): Andrew Tate
Literature 40: looking forward
Speaker(s): Andrew Tate
Life begins with cancer
Speaker(s): Anthony Wilson
What’s the purpose of marriage?
Is marriage a deep personal experience blessed by God or a tool used by the state? If it's about having kids, what about those that can't or don't want to? If it's about a lifelong...
Speaker(s): John Bell, Marika RoseWithout football I’d probably be dead
Four inspirational stories of how – with the right protection, rehab and opportunities – children can leave street life behind and say to the world “I am somebody” through the power of...
The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass
Adrian Plass, a bemused Anglican, lives in a small market town. He is a writer and speaker who has produced more than 30 books in the past 20 years.
The world is the poor’s and everything in it?
In South America the church has proved itself as a vehicle of liberation of the poor. In what ways could this inform the church in the current economic recession? Does this focus remove biblical...
Speaker(s): Margaret Hebblethwaite
