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Sandi Toksvig: My father was fantastically famous
A celebration of reading and books from Toksvig at the Hay Library Lecture.
Sandi Toksvig: My father was fantastically famous- Sheila Hancock on the importance of the arts
- Sheila Hancock: John was more like The Sweeney than Morse
- Sheila Hancock on idealism
- Anne Enright: It's nice to come home to a country I recognise
- Andrew O'Hagan on drawing inspiration from life for The Illuminations
- Antonia Fraser on books, reading and becoming a writer
- William Banks-Blaney on Elizabeth Taylor at Studio 54
- Stephen Fry on Francis Bacon and his 'little man'
- Elderly sex: Germaine Greer on the romance between Cleopatra and Antony
- Sandi Toksvig on her favourite women in fiction
- Tenor Ian Bostridge on inspirational pictures and hurdy-gurdy music
- Kazuo Ishiguro on remembering and forgetting in The Buried Giant
- Tom Holland: De-radicalising Muhammad
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- Alan Bennett and Nicholas Hytner
- Alex Salmond
- Alexander McCall Smith
- Andrew O鈥橦agan
- Andrew Solomon
- Anne Enright
- Antonia Fraser
- Ben and David Crystal
- Call The Midwife
- Celia Imrie and Terry Waite
- Cressida Cowell
- Dan & Peter Snow
- David Mitchell
- Frank Cottrell Boyce
- Germaine Greer: Liberation
- Germaine Greer: Shakespeare's Women
- Helen Macdonald
- Ian Bostridge
- Irvine Welsh
- James Rhodes
- John Boyne
- Jon Ronson
- Karen Armstrong
- Kazuo Ishiguro
- Marcus Brigstocke, Steve Punt and guests
- Mary Portas
- Meera Syal
- Michael Morpurgo, Alison Reid, Daniel Pioro and The Storyteller鈥檚 Ensemble
- Neil Gaiman
- Neil Gaiman and Chris Riddell
- Nigel Kennedy
- QI鈥檚 Greatest Hits
- Robert Macfarlane
- Rose Tremain
- Sandi Toksvig
- Simon Schama
- Stephen Fry
- Stephen Fry, Sandi Toksvig and guests
- Steve Punt, Will Smith and Marcus Brigstocke
- Tom Holland, Bettany Hughes, Peter Stothard
- Tom Holland: De-radicalising Muhammad
- Vikram Seth
- William Banks-Blaney
- Yuval Noah Harari