- Sunday 28 March, 12 pm: Oxford Literary Festival [link]
- Thursday 1 April, 8 pm: Guildhall, Bath [link]
- Saturday 10 April, 1.30 pm: Cambridge Wordfest – In Conversation with Sir Peter Stothard [link]
- Monday 12 April, 7.45 pm: Royal Festival Hall, QEH – In Conversation with Marina Warner [link]
- Tuesday 13 April, 6.30 pm: English PEN, Free Word Centre – In Conversation with Richard Harries [link]
- Saturday 17 April, 3 pm: Dublin Writers’ Festival, Trinity College – In Conversation with Fintan O’Toole [link]
- Sunday 2 May, 4 pm: New College Forum, New College, Oxford
- Wednesday 26 May, 8 pm: Charleston Festival, Sussex – ‘Enduring Myths’, with David Eagleman and William Nicholson [link]
- Saturday 5 June, 7 pm: Hay on Wye Festival – In Conversation with Peter Florence [link]
- 18-20 June: Shakespeare and Company Literary Festival, Paris, in collaboration with PEN and The New York Review of Books: Storytelling, Politics and the Imagination [link]
- 14-30 August: Edinburgh International Book Festival – details, date, and time to be confirmed [link]
- 8-17 October: Cheltenham Festival – details, date, and time to be confirmed [link]
Upcoming appearances
February 28, 2010
Philip Pullman’s latest work The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ will be released 31st March and the author will be making a series of appearance to promote it this coming spring and summer:
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Your Oxford Literary Festival link isn’t working. Probably best use this one: http://www.oxfordplayhouse.com/ticketsoxford/?event=8437
It really is a shame if the bids don’t go over £36…
I -might- be able to attend one of the last two!
I’m probably going to the Cambridge one, and I’m working out if I can afford to go to Hay on Wye (although the timing is not particularly convenient).
The Cheltenham Festival event is £70. There went that plan.
Apparently there is another event that is £12 and already sold out!
It turned out not to be sold out after all, so I got a ticket!
Sometimes I hate trains. The most disappointing day in quite a while… Didn’t make it to Cheltenham.