welcome Thursday 21May We are living, according to the old Chinese curse, in interesting times. The Hay response is to invest in pleasure and to ramp up trade in ideas and stories, two great currencies that cannot be devalued. We’re applying the finest minds to the world’s most challenging crises, the most inspiring creative writers will explore our lives and loves, and every toevening we’ll laughhay and dance with magical entertainers. Best of all we’ll all be together. We’ll be celebrating everything from outer space to the mysteries of the human heart, from God to Darwin, from macro-economics to the burlesque.

OXFAM BOOKSHELF We are delighted to welcome our new partners to the party. Please help us by bringing any loved books you can spare to donate to the Oxfam bookshelf. Full details of how you can help, and what you can win, can be found at hayfestival.com/oxfam.

TRAVELS With new Hay Festivals opening this year in Nairobi and Beirut, we’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been awarded the Queen’s Award for International Trade for our work in Spain and Colombia.

THANK YOU What makes Hay special is our audience – renowned for generosity, adventure and great party spirit. Thank you for your encouragement and support. Come rain come shine please just come. We look forward to welcoming you.

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£23 27 May 26 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 27 May Wednesday 27 May 10am 9am his proper context. Herefordshire poet and metaphysical writer in The Traherne scholars cite the inspiring C17th Thomas Traherne and Back Again The Pursuit of Happiness from Plato to Denise Inge & Mark Vernon [185] 9–14 years finale, this hugely successful series talk about its grand what’s not to love? Come and see the author of – Gladiators, togas, Latin and the odd mystery Roman Mysteries Caroline Lawrence [HF45] with eco-pioneer Elaine Brook. Site visit to an experiment in one-planet living The Solar House Elaine Brook [184] Supported by howies and TYF have ever faced Wales and the wider world. solutions to some the toughest challenges that public and private sector to develop practical range of specialist thinkers with leaders from A series of workshops bringing together a wide Hay on Earth 2 9 Family event clothing in case of inclement weather. Please bring suitable footwear and waterproof used and sample the cider! see the machinery and oilseed rape. Walk through the orchards, arable crops including wheat, barley, oats, beans also produces a range of other ‘Farm Assured’ demonstrating how bees are cared for. The farm and our resident beekeeper will be on the farm March 2009. Bees are essential to the orchards cider apple orchards, 21 acres planted in newly Catherine James Jonathon Harrington Trevithel Farm Court Visit MEET AT BOX OFFICE FOR BUS £5 [HF44] 10am 9amSTAND ONSITE FOR BUS AM –5 10 9 PM AM The Man From Pomegranate Street 10 9 AM AM AM DREAM STAGE MEET AT GAIA PARTNERSHIP –1 GUARDIAN STAGE PM ACASWAT AIIN£5 BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION . The farm has 80 acres of visits YINVITATION BY £8 David and £4 . 11.30am 10am 10 years + Sponsored by UNESCO Cymru vast chemical changes at the hand of man. 99% of the planet’s living space is undergoing Global Ocean Seasick: The Hidden Ecological Crisis of the Alanna Mitchell [189] Compassionate Economics by financial commentator and author of Someone, somewhere, needs to know... Chaired Intelligent People Who Aren’t in the Industry A Guide to Finance and Investment for Normally The Long and the Short of it John Kay [188] and last installment of the epic in children’s fiction as they introduce the tenth Join one of the most-loved creative partnerships The Immortals Chris Riddell & Paul Stewart £5 BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION [HF47] subsequent life chances? season in which we are born affect our have on our wellbeing, and how does the nesting grounds? What effect do the seasons How do birds know when to return to their Survive That Enable Living Things to Thrive and Seasons of Life: The Biological Rhythms Russell Foster and Leon Kreitzman [187] Supported by CADW historian. and architecturelife by the eminent art Medieval Craftsmen in Wales Builders and Decorators Nicola Coldstream [186] 11.30 11.30 10 10 11.30 AM AM AM AM OXFAM STUDIO SONY SCREEN AM SONY SCREEN GUARDIAN STAGE Jesse Norman £5 brought to vivid £6 £6 Edge Chronicles

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1pm 29 May 27 Wednesday 30 Wednesday 27 May 4pm 2.30pm 7 years + dragonology. Mystery and magic guaranteed. learn the secrets of the ancient science Dragon come and scales, riddles and runes; Dragonology Dugald A. Steer [HF56] X-rayed. human hunger. Be prepared to have your soul astonishing and disturbing metamorphoses of spiritual and political tour around the take a biological, sociological, metaphysical, To be human is to hungry. Prof Tallis will Hunger TallisRaymond [200] 10 years + adventure is about to begin. World War Two where the first CHERUB Join this thrilling author as he takes us back to Henderson’s Boys: Eagle Day Robert Muchamore [HF55] drinks company.perfectly-formed of the small and celebrate the 10th anniversary The co-founder and his creative director Innocent Smoothies Richard Reed and Dan Germain [199] sequel to Patrick Ness returns to Hay with the gripping & The Ask The Answer CILIP presents [HF52] 2.30 Sponsored by LineThe Railway Nursery illustrated by photographer Alex Ramsey. The writer features her favourite Welsh gardens, Gardens of Wales Helena Attlee [198] judge CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Award discussion with young people’s librarian and 4pm 12 years + 4 2.30 2.30 Jake Hope PM 4 4 PM PM PM PM The Knife of Never Letting Go GUARDIAN STAGE PM SONY SCREEN £4 £5 BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION CAFÉDIRECT FRIENDS CAFÉ SONY SCREEN OXFAM STUDIO £4 . Patrick Ness £6 £6 . In 0870 9901299 £4 5.30pm 4pm Sponsored by The Housman Society about poetry. of Music to Girls George of Allnorthover The novelist and poet, author of and Nature of Poetry The Housman Lecture 2009: The Name Lavinia Greenlaw [203] Sponsored by Gleeds Change’ Programme. Dialogues: Architecture and Climate of the ‘RIBA As part Trust International Architecture and Biomimicry Michael Pawlyn [202] Sponsored by The Elmley Foundation. retaining its special status as a sacred text. religion, politics and the reading public while retailored to meet the changing needs of we trace how the Bible has been endlessly From manuscripts to Gutenbergs and Gideons The Bible and the People Lori Anne Ferrell [201] 9 years – adult so please come prepared with lots of questions. The entire by you, session will be run the audience, to quiz them on all things writerly.opportunity Join some of the nation’s best writers for a unique Writers’ Question Time Ness and Jenny Valentine Jasper Fforde, Cressida Cowell, Patrick £5 BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION [HF60] 9–14 years villains and the guillotine. bold heroines, ruthless Necklace, The Silver Blade Child, Sovay Prepare to be swept away by Celia Rees ( Vive la Revolution! Celia Rees & Sally Gardner [HF57] 5.30 5.30 5.30 5.30 4 PM PM PM PM PM ) and Sally Gardner ( OXFAM STUDIO £4 GUARDIAN STAGE OXFAM STUDIO SONY SCREEN gives this year’s lecture www.hayfestival.com , and ) with their tales of The Importance £7

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5.30pm 4pm 6.45pm 5.30pm nef is sponsored by Building Society The Ecology Part the Crash’. of the nef series ‘Surviving Director Andrew Simms. activist James Marriott. Chaired by nef Policy HSBC climate advisor Nick Robins and art collective survival? With economist John Kay, the City of London hold key to our Does the behaviour of a handful investors in The Dark City Marriott chaired by Andrew Simms John Kay, Nick Robins and James [207] iconic Contributors, founders and editors of the Soul i-D Jones, Ben Reardon and Dylan Jones Franklyn,Caryn Tricia Jones, Terry [206] Macca’s trousers. BressonCartier in Liverpool and jives in perspires in the Foreign Legion, snaps Henri with mortality, seeks love in the launderette, wrestles death…’ – the patron saint of poetry ‘At that awkward age now and between birth That Awkward Age Roger McGough [205] by The WelshSupported VenisonCentre Mush! Norwegian teams on foot across the Antarctic. Dreamboat Brit adventurer-heroes race two to the PoleRace Ben Fogle and James Cracknell [204] 10 years + See event [HF43], page [27]. Fiction Prize 2 Discover The Guardian Children’s [HF61] 6.45pmlove and spirituality’. fashion book, ‘an honest and real look at life, 6.45 6.45 6.45 6.45 i-D 5.30 PM PM PM PM magazine discuss their latest art and magazine discuss their latest art PM DREAM STAGE OXFAM STUDIO GUARDIAN STAGE BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION DREAM STAGE £3 £5 £5 £5 £8 Sponsored by LT Baynham Notting Hill Black Books Sublime stand-up from the star of Dylan Moran BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION [211] Supported by The Elmley Foundation magnificent costumes and masks. programme of sacred dances and music in by the first Dalai Lama in the C15th, present a monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, founded Eight and the beating of drums. Tibetan cymbals, the booming of great long horns mantras, the ringing of bells, clash chanting of Buddhist texts, the recitation of The sacred world of Tibet is filled with the The Power of Compassion Tashi Lhunpo Monastery Tibetan Monks from [210] challenge, engage and seduce. Sitawa Namwalie’s words invade private spaces, sweats, dances, breaks into song and dance. Kenyans to colonise their own history. It rants, reading of poetry, but a spirited invocation to discovery, about relationships. It is no ordinary about land, tribe, personal The Storymoja Africa crew presents a show Cut Off My Tongue Muraya and Sally Oyugi Masese, Lilian Olembo, Joshua Ogutu Shan Bartley, Dennis Alice Karinditu, Teriki Seii, Jane Muthoni Garland, Betty Wamalwa Muragori, Jepchirchit [209] * There will be a collection for charity Olimpico in Rome. Champions League final live from the Stadio The European Cup Final [208] 9pm 8.30pm 7.45pm 9 8.30 7.45 8.30 PM PM PM PM , . Shaun of the Dead DREAM STAGE SONY SCREEN GUARDIAN STAGE REBTTICKETED BUT FREE REBTTICKETED BUT FREE and £12 £5

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[HF62] 9 AM–1PM [HF63] 10 AM BARCLAYS WEALTH PAVILION £5 [217] 11.30 AM GUARDIAN STAGE £5 [221] 12.25 PM–2PM SKY ARTS STUDIO MEET AT BOX OFFICE FOR BUS £5 £3CHARITY DONATION TO GLOBAL ACTION PLAN Roger McGough The Michael Ramsey Prize Thursday 28May Maesllwch Home Farm Visit Slapstick A conversation with the writers shortlisted for Hay-on-Sky Filming Jonathon Harrington visits Andrew and If Philosophy is the Why? And Science is the the £15,000 biennial prize for theological Mariella Frostrup presents the daily Sky Arts Rachel Giles. The farm has a purely organic How? Then Poetry is the Wow! Join one of writing: Sebastian Moore – The Contagion of television coverage featuring performances dairy herd of 450 cows producing milk for Yeo Britain’s best loved poets as he showcases his Jesus; David Brown – God & Grace of Body: and interviews with some of the biggest and Valley, who make it into yoghurt and cheese. new collection of slapstick verses. Sacrament in Ordinary; Richard Burridge – best names at the festival. Please bring suitable footwear and waterproof 0am 10 Imitating Jesus; Anthony Thiselton – The Hay-on-Sky airs daily at 7pm from 22 May on clothing in case of inclement weather. 10 years – adult Hermeneutics of Doctrine; Richard Bauckham Sky Arts 1 channel 256 and Sky Arts 1 HD Family event [215] 10 AM GUARDIAN STAGE £5 – Jesus and the Eyewitnesses. Chaired by channel 258. Rowan Williams talks to AN Wilson Madeleine Bunting. 9AM–5PM DREAM STAGE BY INVITATION

Thursday 28 May 28 Thursday Supported by The Elmley Foundation Hay on Earth 3 Dostoevsky: Language, Faith and Fiction The Archbishop of Canterbury’s reading of the 1pm A series of workshops bringing together a wide great Russian master asks us to imagine what [218] 11.30 AM SONY SCREEN £6 range of specialist thinkers with leaders from might be possible if we – characters and readers Alan Macfarlane public and private sector to develop practical [222] 1 PM OXFAM STUDIO £75 – saw the world in another light; the light solutions to some the toughest challenges that Cambridge 800 Series: The Michael Ramsey Prize Lunch provided by faith. have ever faced Wales and the wider world. How the World Works In the presence of Archbishop Rowan Supported by The Elmley Foundation The sociologist asks – are there laws and Williams and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and

Supported by howies and TYF 1pm tendencies in human history and culture and, the judges and shortlisted candidates for this [216] 10 AM SONY SCREEN £4 if so, what are they and how do we discover year’s Michael Ramsey Prize. The winner will [212] 9 AM MEET AT BOX OFFICE £8 William Nicholson them? Chaired by Claire Armitstead. be announced at the end of the lunch. Stephen Marsh Smith In association with Cambridge University and Wye Valley Walk The Secret Intensity of Everyday Life The novelist and screenwriter introduces The Cambridge Festival of Ideas [223] 1 PM ST MARY’S CHURCH £5 Join the Wye and Usk Foundation trip around his witty and acute social comedy set in a Tai Murray accompanied by the Wye and its tributaries near Hay, see the rare Sussex village. [219] 11.30 AM Gilles Vonsattel and unusual creatures that live in the river, and CAFÉDIRECT FRIENDS CAFÉ £5 BBC Radio 3 Series 3 see what progress is being made to restore the Rory Maclean runs of salmon. [HF64] 10 AM OXFAM STUDIO £3 Rising young American star violinist performs 9am MG Harris The Traveller Stravinsky’s Divertimento, Dvorak’s Sonata in Sponsored by RM Jones Pharmacy The Joshua Files The intrepid wanderer charts the evolution of F Op. 57 and Suk’s Four Pieces Op. 17. travel writing from the fall of the Wall to the [213] 9 AM SONY SCREEN £4 Mayan mystery, fast-paced thrills and Recorded for broadcast on BBC Radio 3. nail-biting adventure. If you haven’t discovered rise of the Taliban. His books Magic Bus, Andrew Mottram Stalin’s Nose and Under the Dragon have The God Boxes The Joshua Files yet, now is your chance – [HF68] 1 PM BARCLAYS WEALTH PAVILION £5 miss it if you dare. invited realistic comparisons with Chatwin Until the Reformation churches were huge and Kapuscinski. Jonathan multi-functional spaces. There was no other 10 years + Heroes of the Valley centre. No pubs. No civic centres or courts. [220] 11.30 AM DREAM STAGE £5 The hugely popular author of the bestselling Everything happened in the parish church. Alistair Sawday, Barbara Haddrill, Bartimaeus trilogy introduces his new hero Then it all got stuck. The church became a 11.30am Elaine Brook talk to Andy Fryers Halli Sveinsson to Hay and reveals the secrets behind his shocking plot-twists and razor- ‘God box’ full of pews. The radical Director How Green is my Money? of Ecclesiastical Property Solutions discusses sharp dialogue. [HF66] 11.30 AM Can eco-friendly lifestyles be more enjoyable the role of church buildings in their 10–16 years communities today. BARCLAYS WEALTH PAVILION £5 and healthy, better quality and actually less Anthony Horowitz expensive than our current planet-guzzling Sponsored by The Elmley Foundation [224] 1 PM GUARDIAN STAGE £6 The Power of Five: Necropolis habits? Alastair Sawday looks at the ‘Go Slow’ 11.30pm Marcus Brigstocke, Andre Vincent Action, adventure and ancient evil – join this food and lifestyle movement in Italy, Barbara [214] 9 AM OXFAM STUDIO FREE BUT TICKETED Haddrill tells tales of her aviation-free journey and Carrie Quinlan Green Valleys stellar author to hear all about the fourth Power of Five and get the inside take on his to Australia, and Elaine Brook explores how The Early Edition 6 Ever wondered about making your own green forthcoming graphic novels and ‘Alex Rider 8’. businesses themselves are co-operating to Tabloid, broadsheet, Hereford Times... our energy and selling it back to the National grid develop a radically new enterprise culture. merry mockers read them all. 10–16 years for a profit? Ben Fogle introduces the Sponsored by the Gaia Partnership inspirational Green Valleys – Wales’ entry to the million pound Big Green Challenge Competition – who have done just that. 32 Supported by Brecon Beacons National Park 33 Michael Morpurgo

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[225] 1 PM SONY SCREEN £5 [228] 2.30 PM Rob Hopkins, Rosie Boycott CAFÉDIRECT FRIENDS CAFÉ £7 and Andrew Simms John Polkinghorne and Nicholas Beale Transition Now Questions of Truth Frontline news from the UK’s fastest growing The distinguished scientist and theologian and social experiment – the Transition Town his philosopher interlocutor offer 51 Responses Movement – with movement founder Rob to Questions about God, Science and Belief. Hopkins and journalist and smallholder Supported by The Elmley Foundation Rosie Boycott. Chaired by nef Policy Director Andrew Simms. 3.45pm Part of the nef series ‘Surviving the Crash’. nef is sponsored by The Ecology Building Society

Thursday 28 May 28 Thursday [229] 3.45 PM SONY SCREEN £5 [226] 1 PM CAFÉDIRECT FRIENDS CAFÉ £5 Hannah Rothschild Robert Hutchinson The Jazz Baroness Screening House of Treason: The Rise and Fall of a The director introduces a screening of her Tudor Dynasty magical film about her great-aunt the jazz From Bosworth to the Armada the historian patron Panonica Rothschild and her traces the fortunes of England’s grandest relationship with the bebop king Thelonious Catholic family, the Dukes of Norfolk. Monk. Featuring Helen Mirren, Sonny Rollins, Clint Eastwood and Quincy Jones. 2.30pm 4pm [HF70] 2.30 PM BARCLAYS WEALTH PAVILION £4 4pm Michael Morpurgo and Jamila Gavin [230] 4 PM BARCLAYS WEALTH PAVILION £5 Free Carol Ann Duffy talks to Gillian Clarke Join two of the UK’s leading children’s writers to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the A conversation with the great poet. Universal Declaration of Human Rights and celebrate what it means to be free. An inspiring, [231] 4 PM GUARDIAN STAGE £5 essential event for readers young and old. Adam Workowski Chaired by Daniel Hahn. John Paul II’s Philosophy of Love and Lust 9 years – adult The lecturer at the Pontifical Academy of Theology in Krakow examines Karol Wojtyla’s [HF71] 2.30 PM GUARDIAN STAGE £3 impact upon Catholicism and democracy in Philip Ardagh Eastern Europe. Strongly criticised for his Grubtown Tales anachronistic approach to sexuality, his vision Join the much-loved creator of Eddie Dickens as of love and lust is however up-to-date and poses 2.30pm he introduces his exceptionally silly new series. a powerful challenge to modern culture. With raining cows, giant (strawberry) jellies and Supported by The Polish Cultural Institute in knitted houses there’s sure to be giggles galore. London and Polska! Year 7–10 years [HF72] 4 PM OXFAM STUDIO £4 21-31 May 2009 Melvin Burgess, Lucy Christopher [227] 2.30 PM SONY SCREEN £5 The Guardian Hay Festival 0870 990 1299 Colin Tudge and Anna Perera www.hayfestival.com/hayfever Consider the Birds Spinebreakers Some birds have fabulous memories, some Join teen legend Melvin Burgess as he discusses make tools, and some are serious aesthetes. Yet controversy, raw realism and gripping narrative birds, basically, are dinosaurs. We don’t need with hot new talent Lucy Christopher and Anna Star Trek to find alien intelligence. Just consider Perera in this unique event for teens by teens. the birds! 13 years + 34 35 Welcome to Hay Fever! We hope you’ve got lots of energy because our half-term programme is jam-packed with performances, workshops and fun for the whole family. Meet your favourite fiction heroes, including Jacqueline Wilson, Anthony Horowitz and Cornelia Funke. Discover future hotshots such as Lucy rd Christopher, Jenny Valentine and Patrick Ness. Party with the Gruffalo, a 23 Very Hungry Caterpillar, a Beast Quest master and the Glitterwings Fairies. Plus lots, lots more! We are particularly excited about our Hay Fever Space this year. Open HF 01 10am, £5, Guardian Stage STIG OF THE DUMP 10am–5pm every day, the Children’s Zone, parents’ chillout café and Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler workshop performance spaces are all under one roof for the very first time. DRAMA WORKSHOPS There’s lots to keep busy, from crafting to coffee and books to birds, so do The Gruffalo LIVE A weekend of creative workshops for Join in the Gruffalo’s 10th birthday party in stop by and say hello! children based on BBC ‘Playaway’ presenter this interactive, lively celebration with the Janine Sharp’s recent successful adaptation All this fun would not be possible without the wonderful support of the author and illustrator. Jam-packed with of Clive King’s children’s classic. Join Janine Hay audience, so a big thank you! This beautiful programme wouldn’t have songs, music, fun and rhyme. and her team for , games, been possible without the brilliant illustrator Ed Vere and the designers at Family Event improvisations, songs and dance. Savage & Gray - we hope you like it as much as we do.Hay Fever would also HF 04 10am–11am, Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 May like to thank all the artists, publishers, sponsors, stewards and people HF 02 10am, £2, Imagine Space plus 2.30pm–4.30pm Sunday 24 May only, Swan happy to hop into costumes. Hotel, £12 Workshops for 5–7 year olds (3 Young Yoga 1 sessions)* Have a brilliant time. A fun session taking you on an adventure that involves animal yoga poses, stories, puppets Two one-hour workshops for younger and songs, ending with quiet relaxation. children, with a rehearsal and informal performance on Sunday. 18 months–8 years HF 05 11.15am–4.30pm, Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 Sophie Lording May, Swan Hotel, £30. All day workshops for 8-12 year HF 03 10am, HF 06 11.30am, HF 08 1pm, Hay Fever Director olds (2 sessions)* £2 each, Discovery Space Two all-day workshops for older children Gifford’s Circus culminating in an informal performance. Arts, Crafts and Stories in the Children’s Zone See, touch, discover! Juggling Jamboree 4pm–4.30pm, Sunday 24 May, Swan Hotel Family and friends are welcome to view Whether you love fairies, dinosaurs, Spot or Peter Rabbit, Become absorbed in the fascinating Time to polish your party tricks! Join the the informal performance. there will be plenty of colouring and creative make-and- world of science and technology with the hands-on exhibits talented juggler and acrobat Bichu take activities available for under 8s every day during the in the TechniQuest zone. There are puzzles and activities to Tesfamarium to learn how to juggle like a pro. festival in the Children’s Zone from 10am to 5pm. keep the whole family entertained, so come and try the All capabilities welcome. HF 10 4pm–4.30pm, £3, Imagine Space We are also lucky enough to have a whole library of brilliant Thermochromic, the Towers of Brahma, the Bernouilli Family Event Julia Donaldson books for you to browse and enjoy whether you’re a tot, a Blower … and press lots of buttons! teen or in between. Bookstart Rhymetime sessions, with a Radio Gruffalo mix of rhymes, rhythm and song that parents can enjoy and HF 07 11.30am, £2, Imagine Space Join Julia Donaldson and play the part of a share with their children, will be running throughout the Just outside the Hay Fever Space is the Young Yoga 2 snake, an owl, a fox or even a hungry Gruffalo week. Baby Bookworm sessions will be held in the soft in this LIVE recording of The Gruffalo. Wiggly Wigglers garden full of chickens, See event HF02 section of the Children’s Zone. See the Hay Fever honeysuckle and wellies. Come and find 4-7 years blackboards onsite for more info. out about bees, composting, worms 18 months–8 years and veggies from the tip top Wiggly As the zone runs on an informal, free basis, please note * Children will need to commit to both days and wear that spaces are subject to availability on the day. Activities Wigglers staff. Pottery fun will also be taking place here – HF 09 2.30pm, £4, Oxfam Studio comfortable clothes. Parents will need to complete a will be listed on our Hay Fever blackboards, outside the keep an eye on the Wiggly blackboards for more info during Julia Donaldson and registration form when they drop off their children. Parents of zone every day. the festival. younger children are welcome to stay and join in. Older Jenny Valentine children will need to bring a packed lunch. All children will need Please remember the Hay Fever Space is not a crèche to bring black/dark clothing for the informal performance. RSPB and all parents and guardians are responsible for Teen Reads From Tuesday 26 toThursday 29 May, RSPB their own children. Children must be Join two of the freshest voices in the world professionals and volunteers will be hosting accompanied at all times unless of teen fiction as they explore character lots of wonderful activities in the otherwise stated. The lost development and plot twists in Running Children’s Zone, so if you fancy children point is at the on the Cracks (Donaldson) and The Ant yourself as a bit of a mini- information desk in the Hay Colony (Valentine). Chaired by Daniel Hahn. twitcher or ever wondered Fever Space foyer. 12 years + what it’s like to build a bird’s nest, do pop along. Design & layout: www.savageandgray.co.uk Box Office Illustration © Ed Vere 0870 990 1299 36 www.edvere.com www.hayfestival.com 37 38

24 18 months–8 years See event Afternoon Chill Out Young Yoga 4 HF 15 4-7 years Tilly, Tiptoe, Hector, Doodle, Pru and Tumpty. Come and dance the Wiggle Wiggle Woo with Tilly and Friends Polly Dunbar HF 13 Family Event See event Jamboree Juggling Gifford’s Circus HF12 18 months–8 years See event Morning Zinger Young Yoga 3 HF 11 £2 each, Discovery Space

th 10am, £2, Imagine Space 10am, 1pm, £2, Imagine Space 11.30am, £3, Imagine Space HF 02 HF 03 HF 02 HF 14 11.30am, HF 16 1pm, and his forthcoming projects with Pixar. 9 years-adult including and writer discusses his mesmerising work, The multi-award winning Australian illustrator Tales From Outer Suburbia Shaun Tan HF 19 4-7 years Hello, Tilly other animal friends in this LIVE recording of Toot and meet Tilly’s with Tiptoes the Rabbit, Polly Dunbar invites you to sing Rooty-Toot- Radio Hello, Tilly Polly Dunbar HF 18 9 years–adult forthcoming work. clips and sneak previews of her speaks about her adaptation, with children’s tale, favouriteThe screenwriter of JK Rowling’s The Secret of Moonacre Lucy Shuttleworth HF 17 2.30pm, £4, Sony Screen 2.30pm 4pm, £4, Sony Screen The Arrival . – 3pm, £3, Imagine Space The Little White Horse , Tales From Outer Suburbia , 12-15 years Rings the storytelling, from introduces the basic pillars of screen James Walker In this screenwriting masterclass writer/director Plot PitchPick it, it, it! HF 22 Family Event Local agronomist Welsh Venison Centre Visit HF 21 by HerefordSupported of Arts College 9 years–adult recent BAFTA nomination. Screening included. discuss working collaboratively and their haunting ecological tale come together to The writer and film-maker of this beautifully Varmints Marc Craste & Helen Ward HF 20 clothing in case of inclement weather. Please wear suitable footwear and waterproof of the lambs. and a chance to see and handle some be calving, farm when it is expected that some of the deer will barley and oats. There will be a walk round the grows a range of arable crops including wheat, ewes, some beef cattle on the grazing areas and 150 and Elaine Morgan visit to the Welsh Venison Centre run by

25 – 200 breeding deer, a flock of 500 breeding 9am 10am–12.30pm, £15, Imagine Space via 9am, £4 , Sony Screen – Finding Nemo

1pm, £5, meet at box office for bus th (unaccompanied with sign in/out) from Young Film Academy Jonathon Harrington . The farm has a herd of Odyssey and Spiderman to to Lord of the Andrew . leads a Sponsored by Grant Thornton 8 years + jungles and oceans of the world. deserts, they and adventures share their art from the with Olly & Suzi, as ends of the earth at the furthest Calling all intrepid explorers! Discover what it’s like Wild Art Wonders Olly & Suzi HF 27 7 years + from a load of junk. Gardening with Children Playground Potting Shed: A Foolproof Guide to Join Guardian writer and author of Greenfingers 2 Dominic Murphy HF 26 16-18 years masterclass writer/director or Andrew Davis? In this screenwriting Fancy stepping into the shoes of Joss Whedon Screenwriting Masterclass HF 25 7 years + for summer and make slug traps. Gardening with Children Playground Potting Shed: A Foolproof Guide to Join Guardian writer and author of Greenfingers 1 Dominic Murphy HF 24 8-11 years for the head and hands! Keep & Share to learn to knit – a fun challenge Join knitting-guru Knit-tastic! HF 23 of screen storytelling. Young Film Academy introduces the basic pillars 4pm, £2, Discovery Space 2.30pm–5pm, £15, Imagine Space 10am–12.30pm, £10, Discovery Space 11.30am, free but ticketed, Wiggly Wigglers Garden 2.30pm, free but ticketed, Wiggly Wigglers Garden (unaccompanied with sign in/out) www.hayfestival.com 0870 990 1299 Box Office Amy Twigger Holroyd to create a herb garden to plant a salad garden James Walker The The of from 39 HF 35 11.30am, £3, Imagine Space HF 40 2.30pm–5pm, £10, Imagine Space Eric Maddern Nifty Knitting The King and the Seed Get nifty and thrifty with knitting guru Amy Twigger Holroyd of Keep & Share and An inspiring storytelling performance with th learn how to knit. 26 songs and a didgeridoo. A real treat. 6 years + 12-16 years (unaccompanied with sign in/out)

HF 41 3.15pm–4pm, £3, Discovery Space HF 36 1pm, £3, Imagine Space Hannah Shaw Music House For Children HF 28 9am–1pm, £5 , meet at box office for bus HF 30 10am, £3, Imagine Space Goldilocks, The Three Bears Hill Farm Visit Jackie Morris Erroll Warning: may contain squirrels! When Erroll the and unexpected guests Jonathon Harrington leads a visit to the farm Snow Leopard squirrel turns up in Bob’s pack of Nutti Nutts, Explore an imaginary world of stories and run by Richard and Penny Chantler. The farm Join this enchanting illustrator to explore how mess, chaos and peanut butter are not far song with The Music House For Children. is high on the side of the Black Mountains and her work comes to life from paintbrush to behind. Join the author-illustrator for some produces New Zealand Romneys for sale as 2-4 years picture books. Hear the story of a girl and a nutty mayhem. breeding stock to other farmers who wish to leopard, star-spangled snow and magic. An improve their flocks. There will be demonstrationsevent woven out of folk tales and dreams. 3 years + HF 42 4pm, £4, Oxfam Studio of sheep dogs working and shearing and the David Gilman 6-12 years opportunity to handle newly-born lambs. Lamb HF 37 2.15pm-3pm, £3, Discovery Space rolls made from the farm produce will be served The Ultimate Survival Quiz at the end of a short farm walk. HF 31 10am–10.45am, £3, Discovery Space Music House For Children Fancy yourself as the next ultimate survival Please wear suitable footwear and waterproof Music House For Children Tales of Fish and daredevil? Then this is the place for you. clothing in case of inclement weather. Songs of the Sea Come and test your knowledge in this super Tales of Birds and buzzer quiz and pick up a few tips for those tricky Family Event Songs of Spring An ocean of movement and stories, song and situations from the author of the adrenalin- instruments, with The Music House For Children. A delightful music and movement event fuelled Danger Zone series. Look out Bear & Ray! 0-2 years HF 29 10am, £3, Guardian Stage using traditional stories, from The Music 9-14 years Tony de Saulles House For Children. 0-2 years HF 38 2.30pm, £4, Guardian Stage Horrible Science Leo Hickman HF 43 5.30pm, £3, Dream Stage Science just got a lot more squishy! Join the HF 32 11am–11.45am, £3, Discovery Space Will Jellyfish Rule The World? Discover The Guardian illustrator behind this gruesomely brilliant series Children’s Fiction Prize 1 to learn how to doodle and cartoon all things Music House For Children Calling all mini eco-worriers! There is no getting horrid. Don’t forget your pencil! The Lamb Who away from it, you are the future. No pressure. Back by popular demand, authors longlisted for this prestigious award share the secrets of their 9 years + Lost His Jump But fear not, help is at hand from green guru Leo Hickman. Come and quiz him on how we success with Julia Eccleshare. Previous winners Explore an imaginary world of stories and song can save the planet one step at a time. include Philip Pullman, Patrick Ness, Jacqueline with The Music House For Children. Wilson and Meg Rosoff. 2-4 years 9 years + Participating authors announced in May at: www.hayfestival/hayfever HF 33 11.30am, £4, Guardian Stage HF 39 2.30pm, £4, Oxfam Studio 10 years + Lucy Hawking Julia Golding Surfing the Solar System Cat Royal Come and join one of the stars of the science Tough auditions, the world plunging into crisis, world and children’s writer, Lucy Hawking, for this lives and fortunes under threat. Welcome to mind-blowing event. Prepare to travel to galaxies Cat Royal and the 1790s. Come and meet far, far away. the pirates, slaves and slaveowners on this Caribbean adventure... Costumes, quizzes and 8 years + prizes for all who dare set sail with Julia Golding. HF 34 1pm, £4, Dream Stage 10 years + John Fardell & Tanya Landman Murder Most Mysterious Fancy yourself as a bit of a Miss Marple? Look good in a deerstalker? Join John Fardell and Tanya Landman to talk crime, clues and red herrings. Box Office 9 years + 0870 990 1299 40 www.hayfestival.com 41 42

27 5-8 years the author adventures of Sir Charlie Stinky Socks with Stinky socks at the ready! Join in the the Really Frightful Night Sir Charlie Stinky Socks and Kristina Stephenson HF 46 9-14 years Street grand finale, this hugely successful series talk about its what’s not to love? Come and see the author of Gladiators, togas, Latin and the odd mystery: Roman Mysteries Caroline Lawrence HF 45 Family Event clothing in case of inclement weather. Please bring suitable footwear and waterproof the machinery used and sample cider! and oilseed rape. Walk through the orchards, see arable crops including wheat, barley, oats, beans also produces a range of other ‘Farm Assured’ demonstrating how bees are cared for. The farm and our resident beekeeper will be on the farm March 2009. Bees are essential to the orchards orchards, 21 of which have been newly planted in James visit to the farm run by Local agronomist Trevithel Court Farm Visit HF 44 sound effects and plenty of screams. 10am, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 10am, £3, Imagine Space 9am–1pm, £5, meet at box office for bus . . The farm has 80 acres of cider apple

th – illustrator armed with fancy dress, The Man From Pomegranate Jonathon Harrington David and Catherine leads a 4-7 years recording of Stephenson when you take in this LIVE part Experience a really frightful night with Kristina Stinky Socks Radio Sir Charlie Kristina Stephenson HF 51 3-6 years See event Giraffes Can’t Dance Party! 2 HF 50 7-10 years humour and, of course, lots deadly dragons. more swashbuckling adventures, madcap brilliant unusual, hilarious hero. Join the author of Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III is a truly Ride a Dragon Storm Hiccup: How to Cressida Cowell HF 49 3-6 years With music, dancing and craft activities. animal expert and illustrator Boogie with entertainer Jungle dance is looming and he can’t dance! Gerald the Giraffe needs help – the Great Giraffes Can’t Dance Party! 1 HF 48 10 years + epic introduce the tenth and last installment of the in children’s fiction as theypartnerships Join one of the most-loved creative The Immortals Chris Riddell & Paul Stewart HF 47 Edge Chronicles 1pm–1.30pm, £3, Discovery Space 1pm, £3 , Imagine Space 1pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 11.30am, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 11.30am, £3, Imagine Space How to Train your Dragon HF 48 Sir Charlie Stinky Socks Sir Charlie Stinky . Liz Fost Guy Parker-Rees and meet series for . . 7 years + dragonology. Mystery and magic guaranteed. learn the secrets of the ancient science of Dragon scales, riddles and runes; come Dragonology Steer Dugald A. HF 56 10 years + adventure is about to begin. World War Two where the first CHERUB Join this thrilling author as he takes us back to Henderson’s Boys: Eagle Day Robert Muchamore HF 55 7-10 years adventure!heart-pounding of a cheering & booing crowd in this part audiobook Roman Mystery style. Play the Join Caroline Lawrence to record a LIVE Radio Roman Mysteries Caroline Lawrence HF 54 9 years + collide. A must for all gamers. adventure, as professional gaming and crime host of Join the UK’s best-known face of technology and Dot Robot Jason Bradbury HF 53 12 years + to Patrick Ness returns to Hay with the gripping sequel & The Answer The Ask CILIP presents HF 52 Greenaway Award judge young people’s librarian and CILIP Carnegie & Kate The Knife of Never Letting Go 2.30pm, £4, Oxfam Studio 4pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 2.30pm, £3, Imagine Space 4pm, £4, Sony Screen 2.30pm–3pm, £3, Discovery Space The Gadget Show Patrick Ness Jake Hope for a thrilling . In discussion with . young illustrators! draw your very own gorilla. Sure to delight all story of a piano-playing gorilla, and then learn to ruthless villains and the guillotine. The Silver Blade 10 years + See event Children’s Fiction Prize 2 Discover The Guardian HF 61 9 years-adult of questions! the audience, so come prepared with lots writerly. The entire session will be run by you, to quiz them on all things unique opportunity Join some of the nation’s best writers for a Writers’ Question Time Patrick Ness and Jenny Valentine Jasper Fforde, Cressida Cowell, HF 60 5 years + illustrator Ed Vere! Hear Ed read from Draw along with hugely talented author- Mr Big Vere Ed HF 59 11 years-adult domination via social networks! yourthe coolest videos and start plans for world very latest on how to shoot create the best blog, has over 5,000 fans on MySpace alone. Hear the Join the author of Blog It! Andy Briggs HF 58 9-14 years Child, Sovay Prepare to be swept away by Celia Rees ( Vive la Revolution! Celia Rees and Sally Gardner HF 57 5.30pm, £3, Dream Stage 4pm, £4, Oxfam Studio 4pm, £3, Imagine Space 4pm, £3, Discovery Space 5.30pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion HF 43 ) and Sally Gardner ( ) with their tales of bold heroines, www.hayfestival.com 0870 990 1299 Box Office Hero.com and The Red Necklace, Villain.net Mr Big Witch , who , the 43 44 illustrators! draw your very own monkeys. Sure to delight all young yet, now is your chance – miss it if you dare. 10-16 years and ‘Alex Rider 8’. forthcoming graphic novels and get the inside take on his about the fourth Action, adventure and ancient evil – The Power of Five: Necropolis Anthony Horowitz HF 66 5 years + Hear Ed read from B Draw along with Hay Fever’s official 2009 illustrator. BANANA! Vere Ed HF 65 10 years + adventure. If you haven’t discovered the Mayan mystery, fast-paced thrills and nail-biting The Joshua Files M.G Harris HF 64 10 years-adult slapstick verses. loved poets as he showcases his new collection of Then Poetry is the Wow! Join one of Britain’s best If Philosophy is the Why? And Science is the How? Slapstick Roger McGough HF 63 Family Event clothing in case of inclement weather. Please bring suitable footwear and waterproof Valley, who make it into and cheese. yoghurt organic dairy herd of 450 cows producing milk for Yeo Andrew and Rachel Giles Jonathon Harrington Maesllwch Home Farm Visit HF 62 join this stellar author to hear all

28 9am–1pm, £5, meet at box office for bus 10am, £3, Imagine Space 10am, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 11.30am, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 10am, £3, Oxfam Studio

th Power of Five anana! and Chick! leads a visit to this farm run by . The farm has a purely Then learn to Joshua Files houses there are sure galore. to be giggles raining cows, giant (strawberry) jellies and knitted introduces his exceptionally silly new series. With 13 years + unique event for teens by teens. new talent Lucy Christopher and Anna Perera in this controversy, raw realism and gripping narrative with hot Join teen legend Melvin Burgess as he discusses Spinebreakers and Anna Perera Melvin Burgess, Lucy Christopher HF72 7-10 years Join the much-loved creator of Philip Ardagh HF 71 9 years-adult readers young and old. Chaired by essential eventmeans to be free. An inspiring, for Declaration of Human Rights and celebrate what it commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Join two of the UKs leading children’s writers to Free Michael Morpurgo & Jamila Gavin HF 70 9 years-adult of the chants and sacred dances. introduction to Tibetan musical instruments, the music monastery in this unique, intimate workshop. With an Discover life what life is like as a monk in Tibetan Life as a Tibetan Monk Tashi Lhunpo Monks HF 69 10-16 years shocking plot-twists and razor-sharp dialogue. Sveinsson to Hay and reveals the secrets behind his Bartimaeus The hugely popular author of the bestselling Heroes of the Valley Jonathan Stroud HF 68 3-6 years Titania Woods. glittery games and plenty of pretty prizes with author along dressed in your best fairy outfit for fairy-fun, Glitterwings Academy is the fairy school to go to. Come Glitterwings Fairy Party Titania Woods HF 67 4pm, £4, Oxfam Studio 2.30pm, £3, Guardian Stage 11.30am, £3, Imagine Space 2.30pm, £4, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 1pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 1pm, £5, Imagine Space trilogy introduces his new hero Halli Grubtown Tales Eddie Dickens Daniel Hahn as he . there will be limited book signing at this event. introduce her teenage memoir. writers and lovers of children’s literature. 4-8 years quick sketching and story-book adventure. Dinosaur Drawer! Join Korky for an energy-filled event of Have fun with The World’s Greatest Painter Portrait and Korky Paul HF 79 9 years + The beloved creator of Jacqueline Wilson HF 78 3-6 years illustrator of this quirky pop-up book. Come and see what’s going on with the author and Bears in flares, wombats in combats, gnus in shoes? Lark in the Ark Lynne Chapman & Peter Bentley HF 77 6 years + Gum stitch in your side as the hilarious author of Shabba me whiskers, Mr Gum is back! Prepare for a big Andy Stanton HF 76 7 years + your ribs and your fancy. some proper comedy for kids. Guaranteed to tickle Forget clowns, join one of the UK’s top comedians for James Campbell HF 75 Sponsored by Pembertons 9 years–adult publisher in discussion with Former original children’s laureate and JK Rowling’s Writing Children’s Fiction Jacqueline Wilson Cunningham & Barry HF 74 5-7 years recording of duck from a horrid red-faced man, in this LIVE Michael Morpurgo invites you to help Sam rescue a Michael Morpurgo HF 73 29 series returns to Hay. 6.30pm, £5, Sony Screen 11.30, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 11.30am, £3, Imagine Space 10am, £3, Imagine Space 5.30pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 4pm–4.30pm, £3, Imagine Space 10am, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion

th Sam’s Duck Winnie the Witch Mr Gum Tracy Beaker Comedy 4 Kids . Radio Sam’s Duck My Secret Diary Julia Eccleshare Please be aware that returns to Hay to . For Mr again with his magical style and presence. Private Peaceful 10-16 years delicious cupcakes included! Wood, Rachel Riley and the Mates, Dates crew Come and have a girly gossip about Shiraz Bailey- Queens of Teen and Jo Nadin Grace Dent, Cathy Hopkins HF 86 9 years + The enchanting author of Inkdeath Cornelia Funke HF 85 8-12 years so you can entertain your friends and family at home. your character to life. Your puppet will be yours to keep, plus practice simple manipulation techniques to bring puppet makers. Design and make a puppet of your own, fantastic to work with one of their specialist opportunity From the acclaimed Little Angel Theatre comes a Puppet-Making Workshop 1 HF 84 5-8 years action-packed event. riddles of the Ghost Beasts in this interactive and Join the Master of the Beasts in solving mysterious Quest PartyBeast HF 83 9 years + The writer of the modern classics Julia Eccleshare Michael Morpurgo talks to HF 82 4-8 years for Eliot and his derring-do lifestyle. author to create a brand new mischievous adventure Move over Superman, Eliot Jones is here! Join the Eliot Jones: Midnight Superhero Anne Cottringer HF 81 6 years + this event will be a hoot! Jeremy Strong. Full of fizzing energy and jolly jokes Come and laugh your socks off with the much-loved The Big Jam Explosion Jeremy Strong HF 80 powerful powerful makes her Hay debut with the final instalment of her 1pm.£3, Imagine Space 2.30pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 4pm, £5, Barclays Wealth Pavilion 2.30pm, £3, Imagine Space 5.30pm,£4, Dream Stage 2.30pm–4.30pm, £15, Discovery Space 1pm, £4, Barclays Wealth Pavilion Inkheart (unaccompanied with sign in/out) returns to Hay to captivate us once trilogy. Inkheart War Horse and Dragon Rider and – 45 Travel & Accommodation

th 31st Getting to Hay Booth’s Books Bus 30 A regular shuttle bus service will be running between the Hay-on-Wye is situated just off the A348 between Brecon Festival site and the town centre throughout the Festival. and Hereford. The Festival is well signposted, though Day tickets for the shuttle bus are £1 or free when a valid signs reading ‘Hay for Sale’ lead to farmyards. The nearest festival parking ticket is presented. Pick-up and drop-off HF 87 10am, HF 89 11.30am, HF 90 1pm, HF 94 10am, HF 96 11.30am , HF 98 1pm, railway station is Hereford, 20 miles away. points are at the Clock Tower, Oxford Road car park and £2 each, Imagine Space £2 each, Imagine Space the Festival site. The shuttle bus is sponsored by Booth’s Books and The Very Hungry Caterpillar Party!The Very Hungry Hay & District Chamber of Commerce Join in the celebrations for the 40th anniversary Caterpillar Party! New for 2009: Frequent Bus Link of the world’s bestselling picture book, The Very Join in the celebrations for the 40th anniversary There will be a more frequent Festival bus service (up to Hungry Caterpillar. A brilliant party of games, of the world’s bestselling picture book, The Very 12 times per day) linking with trains and coaches at Local Taxis songs, activities and interactive storytelling with Hungry Caterpillar. A brilliant party of games, Hereford’s train and bus stations. There is also a Taxis share scheme is available from: Justine de Mierre. songs, activities and interactive story telling with scheduled bus service (Service 39 or 39A) from Hereford A2B Taxis 01874 754007 Justine de Mierre. 2-5 years and Brecon to Hay-on-Wye operating seven days a week. Julie’s Cabs 07899 846592 Through tickets are available when purchasing rail tickets. 2-5 years A1 Cabs 07910 931999 HF 88 10am–12pm, £15 , Discovery Space Detailed timetable at www.hayfestival.com Puppet-Making Workshop 2 HF 95 10am, HF 97 11.30am, £3 each, Discovery Space From the magical Little Angel Theatre in Nature Detectives Self Drive Hire London comes a unique opportunity to work Using all the clues at your fingertips, come Hay 21 Bus Tickets LT Baynham, Whitecross Road, Hereford with one of their specialist puppet makers. and discover the hidden wonders of the Adults £5 single £9 return 01432 273298 Design and make a puppet of your own, and woodland with the vibrant Jan Watt. With Children £2.50 single £4.50 return environmentally-based games, quizzes and practice simple manipulation techniques to Through tickets all the way to Hay (train and bus) bring it to life. Your puppet will be yours to creative craft, you’ll be amazed what a story Car Parking can be purchased at train stations nationwide. Situated off Brecon Road (B4350) and on Llanigon Road, keep, so you can entertain your friends and the forest has to tell. This service is sponsored by Visit Wales and Traveline Cymru family at home. parking costs £5 per day (£3 after 6pm) and includes free 7–11 years (unaccompanied with sign in/out) use of the Booth’s Books Bus on the day of purchase for 8-12 years (unaccompanied with sign in/out) Coming by Train or Coach the driver and up to three passengers. Please retain your Hay Fever Club Public transport information: parking ticket if you wish to use the bus. Please refrain from parking on the roads in Hay. HF 91 2.30pm, £2, Imagine Space For just £5 you can enjoy priority booking to Dino Cove Party all Hay Fever events, priority entrance at the Join illustrator Mike Spoor and storyteller festival, a membership card and regular Drover Holidays Cycle Park Justine de Mierre in this adventure-packed newsletters. Join at the festival, online or on A secure stewarded cycle park is available on the festival party, with activities, goodies and lots of 0870 990 1299. site, run by Drover Holidays who will also be offering a dino fun. Come with your loudest ROAR! You must be 16 or under to join.. cycle repair service and cycle hire. 5-8 years The Great Hay Greenaway Adventure Trains: www.nationalrail.co.uk; 08457 48 49 50 CALLING ALL YOUNG Coaches: www.nationalexpress.com; 08705 80 80 80 Accommodation HF 92 2.30pm, £7, Discovery Space ADVENTURERS! For the Hay Festival Bedfinder service call Sarah on Potty Pottery Hay Festival and CILIP Kate Greenaway Sky Shuttle Bus Service 01497 821526 until 21 May. Email [email protected] Join Jon ‘the potter’ Williams from Eastnor Medal would love you to create a unique or visit www.hayfestival.com. Alternatively try our sponsor Pottery for an afternoon of clay-fuelled fun postcard sent back from a recent For visitors without a vehicle or for those who want to hotels and campsites. They are all excellent. Visitors may making coiled flowerpots for your garden! adventure – real or imaginary. Fill in leave the car behind, a dedicated Sky Shuttle Bus will be also try the following Tourist Information Services: one of the special cards available driving between the festival site and surrounding villages 8-12 years (unaccompanied with sign in/out) throughout the festival. The bus will call at villages in the Hay Fever Space during the Hay-on-Wye 01497 820144 Llanigon, Glasbury, Llowes and Clyro, and the festival site Talgarth 01874 712226 festival and post it in the Great every hour 8.30am–7.30pm, with a final service at 11pm. HF 93 4pm, £7, Discovery Space Hay Post Box or upload to Brecon 01874 622485 Hay Clay www.ckg.org.uk/hay. Two lucky New for 2009: There will be an additional, regular Sky Crickhowell 01873 812105 Join Jon ‘the potter’ Williams from Eastnor winners will win a full set of books Shuttle Bus driving between the Festival Site and Brecon calling at Glasbury, Three Cocks, Bronllys, Felinfach and Hereford 01432 268430 Pottery to sample the delights of the potter’s from the 2009 Greenaway Brecon Bus Station. Kington 01544 230778 wheel and other clay making techniques. Medal shortlist. For more information see the travel pages at 12 years + (unaccompanied with sign in/out) www.hayfestival.com. Precise shuttle timings will be subject to traffic and road conditions. Charitable Camping donations to Global Action Plan of £2 per day ticket. Tangerine Fields campsite 07821 807000 or visit The shuttle bus is generously provided by Sky ww.tangerinefields.co.uk Box Office Wye Meadow Camping 01874 690245 or email 0870 990 1299 [email protected] 46 www.hayfestival.com 51 52 Thursday 28 May Thursday 28 May 5.30pm 5pm 4pm life in film. Runner The A-list producer of the Bloody Doors Off Blade Runners, Deer Hunters and Blowing Michael Deeley talks to Matthew Field [235] Director of Brecon Jazz. Music Davis’s Kind of Blue and the Remaking of Modern of the forthcoming with the author celebrates its 50th anniversary and Bill Evans on the seminal jazz album who played with MilesThe drummer Davis Kind of Blue to Hannah Rothschild Jimmy Cobb and Richard Williams talk [234] Sponsored by Pembertons 9 years – adult children’s literature. Julia Eccleshare original publisher in discussion with Former children’s laureate and JK Rowling’s Writing Children’s Fiction CunninghamBarry and Jacqueline Wilson £5 BARCLAYS WEALTHPAVILION [HF74] fencing sessions. See www.hayfestival.com/hayfever for junior 14 years + welcome. Wear loose clothing and pumps. Wern Fencing Club coaches. Beginners Ddraig and swashbuckling swordplay with the Come and have a go at some fancy footwork Have a go: Fencing Meg Shepherd and Phil Foster [233] Join Keep & Share’s How to Knit 2 [232] 5.30pm cast on, off – and away you go! learn the basics of hand knitting. Knit, purl, 5.30 5.30 5 4 . Chaired by the film-maker and Artistic PM PM 5.30 and –6.30 –6.30 PM PM PM The Deer Hunter SONY SCREEN GUARDIAN STAGE PM PM . For writers and lovers of IMAGINE SPACE DISCOVERY SPACE The Blue Moment: Miles Amy TwiggerHolroyd The Italian Job tells his tales from a £7 £7 £5 , Blade £10 to 6.30pm 5.30pm for a child in Mali * Every pound will buy a mosquito net their first visit. Gwernyfed students recently returned from Mali report on their work. They are joined by education with our twinned community in breaking in maternal health and partnerships Our local medics and teachers forging ground- Hay & Timbuktu GiacconeRachel and Steve Williams Julie Grigg, Paul Metcalfe, [238] 7 years + Guaranteed to tickle your ribs and your fancy. comedians for some proper comedy for kids. Forget clowns, join one of the UK’s top Comedy 4 Kids James Campbell [HF75] individuals and NGOs. Change study, nuclear power and the role of eco-practice, the latest developments in Climate The author of Green WorldTimeQuestion Mark Lynas talks to Andy Fryers [237] Supported by The Elmley Foundation Manzoor believe in Him or not. Chaired by you cannot afford to ignore God, whether you want to understand the politics of this century, customer-driven approach to salvation. If you importantly, market competition and a helped spark a global religious revival; most Exploring the many aspects of society that have Will Change the World God is Back: How the Global Rise of Faith John Micklethwait [236] 6.30 5.30 5.30 6.30 . PM PM PM PM DREAM STAGE OXFAM STUDIO DREAM STAGE

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[355] 5.30 PM OXFAM STUDIO £5 Sunday 31 May 31 Sunday Mahmood Mamdani Saviors and Survivors: Darfur, Politics and the War on Terror The Ugandan-born scholar weighs the claims of counter-insurgency and genocide and examines the reporting and understanding of the Sudanese conflicts.

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Sky Arts Interactive Word Installation Hands 4 Safe Motherhood with Shepherds EXHIBITORS Join us in the Sky Arts Studio area to take part in creating Hay to Timbuktu Irresistible ice creams and sublime sorbet, all freshly made in an original work of art. Contemporary fine artist Sam Come and design a paper hand or pappoosed baby to add the Golden Valley. Don’t bleat about the bush. Flock to 8. Art Meets Matter Winston will be onsite every day creating art from your to the bright bunting on its way to a school in Timbuktu. Shepherds. Art Meets Matter has become a significant fixture at Hay words. Come along and share the words that are important In association with The White Ribbon Alliance For Safe Tyrrells Festivals since 2006 with award-winning designs based on to you, that move or inspire you and tell us why. There will Penguin paperbacks. Bringing something special each year Motherhood. Tyrrells use select potato varieties such as ‘Lady Claire’ that be inspiration and activities in the area to galvanize the to Hay visitors, this year it’s the turn of Faber and Faber wordsmith in you and you can watch Sam working on the are renowned for their flavour, and also produce gourmet with exciting new Faber Poetry designs and some secret pieces every day to see how they evolve into a reflection of Wiggly Wigglers parsnip, beetroot and carrot vegetable chips harvested bookish things that can’t be mentioned, yet. the voices at Hay. The first 200 people to come and add Just outside the Hay Fever Space is the Wiggly Wigglers around their farm, Tyrrells Court in Herefordshire (10 miles their contribution each day will receive an exclusive, limited Garden full of chickens, honeysuckle and wellies. Come edition bag designed by Sam. More than 8,000 people took and find out about bees, composting, worms and veggies from Hay-on-Wye). 9. Bowie Gallery from the tip top Wiggly Wiggler staff. Pottery fun will Showing the very best of contemporary ceramics and part in last year’s installation, so drop by soon. also be taking place here – keep an eye on the Wiggly Cafédirect jewellery from the UK, this nationally acclaimed gallery blackboards for more info during the festival. Pioneer of long-term relationships with more than 250,000 relocates from its premises in the heart of Hay to the farmers and winner of eight Great Taste Festival site. Treat yourself to something special to remind Pembertons Awards last year – the highest number of awards given you of your visit to the Festival and take a little bit of Hay The Festival bookshop is where authors appearing at the FOOD AND DRINKS by the Guild of Fine Foods to any hot beverage company in home with you. Festival will be signing books after their event. Open from 2008. 9am to 8pm daily. 1. Festival Food Hall 10. Yvette Jelfs An exciting addition to the festival, full of delicious, 2. Ascaris Café Milliner Yvette Jelfs has been designing couture, hand-made freshly-made goodies from our favourite local, regional Open from 9am daily, a full range of drinks, snacks and hats for over 25 years. Based in her workshop in HAY FEVER and national producers: meals served until 9pm. Reservations taken for evening Herefordshire, she also has a boutique in Edinburgh’s New A Moveable Feast meals – 01432 265147 or 07531 996182. Town and capsule collections in London. Hay Fever Space A small, local food company based in Hay-on-Wye’s thriving Open from 10am to 5pm every day, the Children’s Zone, weekly produce market, serving delicious homemade foods 3. Cafédirect Friends Café 11. Keep & Share parents’ chillout café and workshop performance spaces are using locally-sourced ingredients wherever possible. Choose Central to the Hay Festival community, the Cafédirect Award-winning ‘slow fashion’ knitwear label, offering all under one roof for the very first time. There’s lots to keep from our range of savoury tarts and quiches, freshly-prepared Friends Café is a great place to relax, meet old friends and unconventional knits for both men and women. busy, from crafting to coffee and books to birds, so do stop salads, warming stews and decadent cakes and puddings. make new ones too. Come by and check out the Cafédirect We encourage you to treasure your clothes by crafting by and say hello! Keen to minimise impact on the environment, A Moveable exhibition, showing how their unique relationships with unconventional ‘best friend’ pieces to satisfy over time in Please remember that the Hay Fever Space is not a crèche expert grower partners across 13 developing countries have our Herefordshire studio. and all parents and guardians are responsible for their own Feast use only recycled and biodegradable packaging. created outstanding quality and award-winning products for children. Children must be accompanied at all times unless The Granary you to enjoy. 12. The Great English Outdoors otherwise stated. The lost children point is at the As always, the Granary are serving their great vegetarian A shop with a soul. Old Welsh blankets, textiles, handmade information desk in the Hay Fever Space foyer. menu of soups and delicious dishes. 4. Capital Cuisine Restaurant leather goods and beautiful but useful objects for the home. Buy from us with confidence, knowing everything is Neal’s Yard Creamery (previously Blas) sourced locally where possible, or from ethical traders, or Children’s Zone A modern contemporary menu with a flavour of Wales: Whether you love fairies, dinosaurs, Spot or Peter Rabbit, A small dairy in the Golden Valley eight miles from individual craftspeople, using natural and sustainable materials. Hay-on-Wye, Neal’s Yard Creamery makes soft cow’s and steaks, fish and other great hot dishes with fantastic Welsh We champion traditional skills and craftsmanship and offer them there will be plenty of colouring and creative make-and-take tapas to graze on in the sun. Capital Cuisine looks forward to a twenty-first century audience. Visit our stand on the Festival activities available for under 8s every day during the festival goat’s milk cheeses as well as yoghurts and crème fraiche. They will provide Hay Festival-goers with some first-class to welcoming you. in the Children’s Zone from 10am to 5pm. Join in with site or our shop in Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye. Bookstart Rhymetimes and Baby Bookworm sessions, which local food incorporating their own products with other local ingredients. 5. Tyrrells Bar parents can enjoy and share with their children. At Tyrrells Court, delicious artisan snacks are produced, 13. Countryside Council for Wales As the zone runs on an informal, free basis, please note that Welsh Venison Centre including hand-cooked potato chips made from older The Countryside Council for Wales is an Assembly spaces are subject to availability on the day. Activities will varieties of potato, grown around their farm in Government Sponsored Body, working for a better Wales be listed every day on our Hay Fever blackboards, outside Local farmers, butchers and retailers with a farm and farm shop overlooking Llangorse Lake. Delivering produce direct Herefordshire. Come and join us at the Tyrrells Bar for some where everyone values and cares for our natural the Zone. from producer to consumer in a sustainable environment, animated chat and a spot of ‘Tyrrelling’. environment. We publish a range of high quality bilingual Welsh Venison Centre are delighted to offer Hay-goers the leaflets and posters on Wales’ natural heritage – all available RSPB healthy venison option and will be open every day with a 6. Wales the True Taste free of charge. From Tuesday 26 to Thursday 29 May, RSPB professionals varied menu. The farm shop is well worth a visit. Visit ‘Wales the True Taste’ exhibition, where you can taste and volunteers will be hosting lots of wonderful activities in award-winning food and drink, hear chefs talk about their 14. Cadw the Children’s Zone, so if you fancy yourself as a bit of a Real Ale Bar books and experience the best of Welsh food culture with Cadw is the Welsh Assembly Government’s historic mini-twitcher or have ever wondered what it’s like to build a Herefordshire Real Ale & Traditional Cider Bar including Brecon Beacons National Park, adventa, Welsh Rarebits, environment service, working for an accessible and well- bird’s nest, do pop along. Hay Festival’s pint – ‘May Blossom’ – brewed by Spinning Visit Wales and more. This project is supported by the protected historic environment for Wales. Cadw is proud Dog Brewery, Hereford, and draught cider from Westons. Welsh Assembly Government. to celebrate a quarter century of active conservation and promotion of Wales’s historic environment in 2009. Cadw TechniQuest The Balvenie See, touch, discover! Become absorbed in the fascinating is a Welsh word meaning ‘to keep’ or ‘to protect’. A unique range of single malts produced in Speyside in 7. 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15. Burnt Sugar 22. Global Action Plan’s Driving Simulator Hay Team Our caramel is wonderfully unruly. Maybe it all starts Did you know that inflating your tyres to the correct with the Fairtrade, unrefined sugar. Anyway, by the time pressure will save 5% on your fuel bill? To find out more, it’s become crumbly fudge it’s naturally irregular with visit this free driving simulator and learn how to drive HAY FESTIVAL HAY COUNCIL more efficiently, which will reduce your impact on the bumpy lumps and when it’s our toffees it’s soft and The Festivals of Literature Charitable Trust and Hay Festival of President – Lord Bingham of Cornhill; Vice Presidents Hay – environment and will save you money. There will be a squidgy; when it’s our honeycomb it’s bubbly marvellous, Literature & the Arts Limited. Corisande Albert, Rosie Boycott, Nick Broomfield, prize for the person who achieves the most miles to the and by the time it’s folded into our fluffy nougat it’s Rosanna Bulmer, Nick Butler, Maria Sheila Cremaschi, gallon too, so don’t miss this free interactive display. totally free-ranging. Join us for free-ranging caramel DIRECTORS Palash Dave, Lord Evans, Amelia Grainger, Geordie Greig, loveliness and random acts of sweetness. Global Action Plan is Sky’s environmental charity partner. Frances Copping, Lyndy Cooke, Peter Florence, Nik Gowing, Sabrina Guinness, Rhian-Anwen Hamill, Josephine Hart, Revel Guest Chair, Rhoda Lewis, Samantha Maskrey and Julia Hobsbawm, Denise Lewis, Brenda Maddox, 16. Cafédirect 23. Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust Jesse Norman. John Mitchinson, Hannah Rothschild, Andrew Ruhemann, Cafédirect is the UK’s leading 100% Fairtrade hot drinks The cathedral and churches of Herefordshire have always Philippe Sands, William Sieghart, Jon Snow, Caroline Spencer, company. Come by our stand to try our range of gourmet celebrated their music and architecture. Find out more about TRUSTEES Francine Stock and Lucy Yeomans. single origin fresh ground coffees and find out whether you the Diocese, Three Choirs Festival and Visit Herefordshire. Rosie Boycott, Revel Guest, Ed Victor. Lyndy Cooke Secretary. prefer the delicate hints of honey and vanilla in Mayan PEMBERTONS BOOKSHOP Palenque (Mexico), the lively citrus overtones of Kilimanjaro 24. MEMO ADMIN Ellian Bell, Diana Blunt Festival Bookseller, Sandra Havard, (Tanzania), or sumptuously rich and dark chocolatey Machu To be built on the UNESCO Jurassic Coast, MEMO will be Robert Albert US and International Legal Advisor, Mike Barker Julia Hopton, Jenny Weatherburn and Hazel Williams. Picchu (Peru). We will also be sampling our delicious range of an ongoing stone carved memorial to all the species currently Accounts, Finn Beales Web Creative, Rosanna Bulmer Gardens, teas, including luxurious Gold tea, aromatic Earl Grey and being lost in the Earth’s sixth ‘mass extinction’. One of these Lyndy Cooke Director & Administrator, Maria Sheila Cremaschi SITE CREW refreshing English Breakfast. Our mission is to change lives memorial stones will be carved during the festival. Directora, David Darby Technical Support, Olga Davies Friends of and build communities through inspirational and sustainable Oliver & Elliott Cooke, Josh Game, Ruth Llewellyn, Ivor Hay Festival, Tony Davies CCSS Security, Sarah Dennehy Manley, Paul Marsh, Mark Opie, Mike Price, Andy Smith, business. We have pioneered direct, long-term relationships 25. Spanish Tourist Office Accomodation Officer & Green Room, Millie Dok Storymoja with smallholder growers and invest profits back into their Leslie Wallace and Fred Wright Gaffer and Site Design. For information about Hay Festivals Segovia and Alhambra Liaison, Paul Elkington Technical Director, Farah Farouk businesses to ensure outstanding quality coffee, tea and cocoa and many other wonderful Spanish cultural destinations, Assistant, Peter Florence Director, Andy Fryers Greenprint STEWARDS for our award-winning products. visit our exhibition. Director, Cristina Fuentes La Roche Directora, Beltran Gambier Pete Ward Head Steward, Jan Pitman Stewards Administration, Spain and International Legal Advisor, Muthoni Garland Carol Sykes Stewards Induction Officer, Stella Ward 17. Oxfam 26. Hay Festival Shop Storymoja Nairobi, Grant Thornton Accountants, HSBC Brecon Fantastic merchandise! Stop by and see the Reader Digital & Hay Bankers, Jesse Ingham Editor & Artists Manager, DRIVERS We love books. It’s no surprise then that we jump for joy Rhodri Jones Artists Manager, Jo Rodell-Jones Assistant, Book by Sony. Designed to hold up to 160 eBooks, the David Boyden, David Eckley, Phil Fergusson, Rachel Ferrington, when people find time to donate a book or two. At Hay, Marian Lally Accounts, Sophie Lording Hay Fever Director, Reader makes a perfect travel companion. Sally Glass, Mark Havard, Liz Ings, Martyn Jenkins, we’re aiming high. Any book will do: racy, pacey, or a slow- Hannah Lort-Phillips PR, Paul Richardson Online Systems, Visit www.sony.co.uk/reader. Geoff Magnay, Joe Parker, Garry Pryce-Mason, Chris Purdy, burner. We want the lot. So turn your fiction into action and Maggie Robertson Producer, Izara García Rodríguez Artists Vivien Ray, Andrew Roberts, Mat Roberts, Sandy Rowden, donate some books right here at Hay. Manager, Savage & Gray Graphic Design, Becky Shaw Hay Anthony Williamson and Nino Williamson Driver Co-ordinator. Festival Press Publisher, Glenn Storhaug Hay Festival Press 18. Literature in Wales FOYER Designer, Raquel Vicedo Intern, Betty Wamalwa Muragori Meet writers, browse and buy books, take part in workshops Storymoja Nairobi and Benjamin Webb Deliberate PR. TECHNICAL TEAM and readings and talk to some of the organisations 27. Visit Wales Martin Abell, Patrick Behan, Sasha Dobbs, Amelia Franas, responsible for promoting the literature and writers of Find Visit Wales, the Welsh Assembly Government’s Jac Geoff, Gareth Gore, Richard Harris, Lee Holmes, Wales. The Literature in Wales stand is a partnership tourism team. We have brochures and information on BOX OFFICE Chris Hughes, Llyr Jones, Wyn Jones, Stephen Joyce, between the Welsh Assembly Government, the Arts Council holidays, activities, visitor attractions, days out and places Maria Carreras, Arthur Caton, Penny Compton Manager, Leanne Knibb, Clive Meredith, Kyle Macpherson, Rob McNeal, of Wales, the Welsh Books Council, Wales Arts to visit throughout Wales. Andy Davies Manager, Sarah Edwards Senior Manager, Amy Morgan, Jen Payne, Meg Price, Euan Richards, International, the National Library of Wales and Academi. Frith Fraser, Gethin Lewis, Chrissy Maddy, Skye Meredith, Sian Rilstone, Chris Sennett, Paul Turner and Bridget Wallbank. 28. Hay & District Chamber of Commerce Guy Morgan, Tom Shackelford and Tom Schofield. 19. Christ College, Brecon Volunteers from the Hay & District Chamber of PATRONS AND DONORS One of Wales’ most successful independent schools. A co- Commerce will be on site from 10am to 6pm daily with FESTIVAL TEAM Lady Ashburton, Lawrence Banks, Simon Barnes, Bedecked, educational boarding and day school for 11 to 18 year olds, all you need to know about Hay and the surrounding area. Paul Blezard Presenter, Ben Bulmer, Fiona Chislett, Alastair Coe, Rakesh Bhanot, Kate Bingham, Ken & Susan Briggs, in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Tim Davies Paramedic, Lisa Dwan Presenter, Izara Fraser, Nick Butler, Sian Legge Bourke, Lord & Lady Burns, James Gardiner Cafédirect Friends Café Manager, Liz Hendry, Margaret Dennis, Marya Fforde, Victoria Flemington, 20. Gaia Exhibition OFFSITE Hattie Hughes, Ben Jones, Philip Koomen Furniture Designer, Victoria Fuller, Robin & Philippa Herbert, Robert Lance New ideas to maintain prosperity in a post-oil, post climate Alex Kramer Presenter, Clare Kyle Set Designer, Caroline Lloyd Hughes, Rosaleen Hughes, Robert Jandy, Dan & Ros Levin, John Lovatt, Jane Lyons, Moira Martingale, Bea Morris, change society – with local and national initiatives, local food, Daniel Mordzinski Exhibition Spic’n’Span, Cilla Lloyd Hay Fever, Jenna Mackintosh Hay Fever, state of the art materials for eco-homes, ethical finance and Jess Mahoney, Dominic Maxwell-Lewis, Richard McKeand Jesse Norman, Mark Oliver, Dr Sian Rolfe, Gail Sandler, An exhibition of beautiful photographs from Hay Festivals Paramedic, Jeff Morgan Photographer, John Morgan Signwriter, Brian Simpson, Alan & Joan Smith, Lisa Solley, solar energy. Come and join in the workshops with leading in Cartagena, the Alhambra, Segovia and Wales. At Richard speakers, play the Carbon Footprint game, share the Fairtrade Gemma Mostyn Owen, Caitlin McNamara, Mel Newton Gareth Southall, Carol Stalker, Francine Stock, Booth’s Bookshop Ltd, 44 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye. Chocolate sessions as well as ‘Meet the Farmer’ and sample Maternity, Simon Price, Nia Richards Hay Fever, Marie Rogers Marjorie Wallace, David Vaughan and Paul Voyce. culinary delights from Welsh Farms. More information at Green Room & Retail, Jo Smit Greenprint, ,

www.gaiapartnership.org. The Fair on the Square, 23–25 May Megan Tapper,team hay Helen Thirlway and Colin Thompson Grub. DEBENTURE HOLDERS Supported by Reprodux, Centre for Alternative Technology, Hay Market Square Lord & Lady Bingham, Sue Carpenter, Victor Chambers, Street performer Peterkin the Fool, children’s entertainment, Rathbone Greenbank. INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS Andy Davies, Greg England, Maureen England, Mark & Moira fairground attractions and music. Starting at 11am with & COUNCILLORA Hamlin, David Mayden, Pauline Mayden, Mike Metcalfe, Goffee the Clown, followed by live music from 12pm to Carlos Julio Ardila Presidente Cartagena, Jaime Abello, Danny Rivlin and Sian & Terence Sinclair. 21. Guardian Books 6pm and finishing with daily highlights from the Festival Raimundo Angulo, Patricia Ardila, Cecilia Balcazar, Victoria Guardian Books brings you the most dynamic content from between 6pm and 10pm. Fair trade stalls in the butter We would particularly like to thank Chris Barker, Bejarano, Pablo Jiménez Burillo, Alfonso López Caballero, the Guardian and Observer newspapers in a lasting format. market including Tuareg jewellery from Timbuktu. Penny & Richard Chantler, John Collins, Andy Cooke, From cutting-edge political memoirs to leading lifestyle José Manuel Darro, Jeronimo Páez and Pedro Benzal. John de la Cour, Matthew Freud, John Hopkins, Tom Kalaris, titles, indispensable reference guides to puzzle compilations. David McCullough, Justin Pledger, Christy, Sally Ann & Meet the journalists who contribute to our books. Pop in for James Powell, Marc Sands, Suzy Smith, David Venables, more information about daily events and discussions. Fr Richard Williams, and the people of Hay. 70 71 72

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AARONOVITCH,David, 83, 118 BIDGOOD, Ruth, 279 CHRISTOPHER,Lucy, HF72 ABSE, Dannie, 177 BIG CHILL DJS,111 CLARE, Horatio, 130 ADDISON,Chris, 11, 43, 54, 86, BIRD, Caroline, 58 CLARKE, Charles, 98 97, 136 BIRKHEAD,Tim, 340 CLARKE, Gillian, 146, 230 ADIE, Kate, 259 BIRKIN, Jane, 61 CLARY, Julian, 313, 323 ADJAYE, David, 266 BIZONY, Piers, 169 CLOSE, Frank, 171 AL ASWANY,Alaa, 140 BLACKBURN,Simon, 160 COBB, Jimmy, 234, 242, ALBERT, Corisande, 32 BLACKWELL,Chris, 18 COLDSTREAM,Nicola, 186 Index ALFARO, Carlos, 175 BLAIZE, Immodesty, 323 COLLINI,Stefan, 252 ALI, Monica, 299 BLEVINS, Graeme, 154 CONRAN, Alys, 65 ALLAN, Doug, 345 BLEZARD, Paul, 100, 145, 166, COOPER, Al, 324 ALLARDICE,Lisa, 283 168, 288 COTTRINGER,Anne, HF81 ALLEN, Thomas, 19 BLUMENTHAL,Heston, 28 COWELL, Cressida, HF49, HF60 AMIT CHAUDHURI BAND,110 BORKOWSKI,Mark, 288 CRACKNELL,James, 204 ANDERTON,Stephen, 155 BOULTON, Adam, 70, 101 CRASTE, Marc, HF20 APPIGNANESI,Lisa, 80 BOYCOTT, Rosie, 2, 9, 67, 74, 116, CROSSLEY-HOLLAND,Kevin, 157 ARDAGH, Philip, HF71 121, 225, 253, 296, 328, 332 CROWLEY, Roger, 13 ARIDJIS, Homero, 5 BRACKSTONE,Lee, 302 CRYER, Barry, 358 ARMITAGE,Simon, 302, 353 BRADBURY,Jason, HF53 CRYSTAL, Ben, 326 ARMITSTEAD,Claire, 218, 252, BRAGG, Melvyn, 298, 336 CRYSTAL, David, 262 295, 319 BRAND,Jo, 268 CUNNINGHAM,Barry, HF74 ARMSTRONG,Franny, 243 BREWER, John, 40 CURTIS, Tony, 148 ARNOLD, Gaynor, 37 BRIDGEWATER,Emma, 12 DAFYDD, Catrin, 135 ARNOTT, Jake, 342 BRIGGS, Andy, HF58 DAFYDD, Fflur, 89, 141 ASHDOWN,Paddy, 131 BRIGSTOCKE,Marcus, 35, 60, 77, DAHL, Sophie, 304 ASHTON, John, 4 126, 164, 180, 193, 224, 256, DALDRY, Stephen, 144 291, 338 ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION,21 D'ANCONA,Matthew, 81, 101 ASLAN, Reza, 293 BROOK,Elaine, 184, 220 DARWIN, Emma, 170 ATKINSON,Kate, 283 BROWN, Archie, 173 DAVIDSON AM,Jane, 305 ATTLEE, Helena, 198 BROWN, David, 217 DAVIES, Andrew, 334 AUSTERFIELD,Adam, 25 BUCKLAND,David, 60 DAVIES, Howard, 25 AVERY, Charles, 172 BUFTON, John, 6 DAVIS, David, 98 BAH, Adama, 179 BULMER, John, 194 DAVISON, Angus, 180 BAHN, Sabine, 287 BUNTING, Madeline, 217 DE BOTTON,Alain, 286 BAILLIEU, Amanda, 266 BURGESS, Melvin, HF72 DE MIERRE,Justine, HF87, HF89, BAKEWELL,Joan, 52 BURRIDGE,Richard, 217 HF90, HF91, HF94, HF 96, BANG, Jan, 240 BURTON-HILL,Clemency, 140 HF98 BARFORD, Anna, 165 BUTLER, Daniel, 12 DE SAULLES,Tony, HF29 BARTLEY, Shan, 209 BUTT PHILIP,Alan, 6 DEARLOVE,Richard, 333 BAUCKHAM,Richard, 217 BYNG, Jamie, 263 DEELEY, Michael, 235 BEALE, Nicholas, 228 CABLE, Vince, 339 DELVES BROUGHTON,Philip, 23 BEAST QUEST PARTY, HF83 CAMPBELL,Duncan, 27 DENT, Grace, HF86 BECKETT, Bernard, 31 CAMPBELL,James, HF75 DENT, Susie, 79 BEER, Gillian, 29 CELYN JONES,Russell, 258 DESARTHE,Agnès, 284 BEEVOR, Antony, 297 CHANTLER,Richard & Penny, DHARKER, Imtiaz, 58 BELL BURNELL,Jocelyn, 321 HF28 DIMBLEBY, Jonathan, 352 BELL, Rob, 331 CHAPMAN,Dinos, 51 DIXON, Tim, 247 BENHAM, Paul, 246 CHAPMAN,Jake, 51 DON, Sarah, 88 BENNETT, Alan, 264, 306 CHAPMAN,Lynne, HF77 DON, Monty, 88, 335 BENTLEY, Peter, HF77 CHAUDHURI,Amit, 110,140 DONALDSON,Julia, HF01, HF09, BERLINS, Marcel, 46 CHIKWAVA,Brian, 53 HF10 CHINN, Simon, 274 BEWICK, Tom, 263 DORLING, Daniel, 165 79 DRAPER, Derek, 181 FRY, Stephen, 137 HAWES, James, 124 KEARNS GOODWIN,Doris, 56 MATTHEWMAN,Gary, 192 NESS, Patrick, HF52, HF60 DUFFY, Carol Ann, 230 FRYERS, Andy, 220, 237 HAWKINS, Justin, 277 KEEN, Richard, 501 (page 25) MATTHEWS,Cate, 65 NEWMAN, GF, 46 DUNBAR, Polly, HF13, HF18 FUNKE, Cornelia, HF85 HAWKING, Lucy, HF33 KEEVIL, Tyler, 65 MAYO, Ed, 75 NICHOLLS,David, 145 DUNN, Judy, 67 FYFE, Hamish, 336 HELLER,Zoe, 309 KELLERMAN,Allan, 65 MCCABE, Eamonn, 194 NICOLSON,Adam, 114 DYER, Geoff, 272 GARDEN, Graeme, 358 HENRIKSEN,Arve, 240 KELLY, Ian, 32 MCCLOUD,Kevin, 261 NICHOLSON,William, 216 DYKE, Peter, 48 GARDNER, Frank, 314 HENRY, Georgina, 98 KENNEDY JR,Robert, 296 MCCORMACK,Andrew, 154 NORDEN, Denis, 168 EASTWOOD,Kyle, 154 GARDNER, Sally, HF57 HERBERT, Jo, 158 KESSLER, Ed, 190 MCGOUGH,Roger, 205, HF63 NORMAN, Jesse, 188 ECCLESHARE,Julia, HF43, HF61, GARTON ASH,Timothy, 80, 134 HERRERA MEP,Joan, 305 KHALID, Koser, 3 MEHRA, Malini, 4 NORRIS, Viv, 324 HF74, HF82 GAVIN, Jamila, HF70 HERRING, Vincent, 242 KIGHTLY, Charles, 501 (page 25) MEHTA, Lyla, 5 O’BRIAIN, Dara, 273 EDE, Sian, 321 GEARTY, Conor, 98 HICKMAN, Leo, HF38 KINGSBURY,Noel, 57 MELLORS, Nick, 65 O’BRIEN, Edna, 307 Index EDWARDES,Dan, 113.1, 113.2 GERMAIN, Dan, 199 HIGGINS, Charlotte, 112 KOEK, Ariane, 37 MERITT, Stephanie, 31, 63, 96, O’BRIEN, Michael, 27 EL KHALIL,Zena, 70 GIACCONE,Rachel, 238 HILL, Tobias, 278, 302 KRASIKOV, Sana, 42 128 O’FARRELL,John, 30 EL YOUSSEF,Samir, 53 GIDDENS, Anthony, 4, 10 HISLOP, Victoria, 100 KREITZMAN,Leon, 187 META4, 255 OGUTU MURAYA,Joshua, 209 Index ELLINGHAM,Mark, 132 GIFFORD’S CIRCUS JUGGLING HOBSBAWM,Eric, 87 KURTZ, Irma, 196 METCALFE,Paul, 238 OLEMBO, Lilian, 209 JAMBOREE ELLIS, Pee Wee, 242 , HF03, HF06, HF08, HOBSBAWM,Julia, 75, 78 LAMB, Harriet, 9 MICHAEL, Bethan, 65 OLIVER, Michael, 65 HF12, HF14, HF16 ENGEL, Matthew, 85 HOGWOOD,Christopher, 48 LAMBERT, Adrian, 17 MICHAELS,Anne, 320, 316, 341 ORBACH, Julian, 15 GILES, Andrew & Rachel, HF62 ERDELEN, Walter, 1 HOLMES,Richard, 115 LANDMAN,Tanya, HF34 MICHEL, Caroline, 263 ORBACH,Susie, 269 GILMAN,David, HF42 EVANS, Cath, 275 HOPE, Jake, HF52 LARSEN,Reif, 295 MICKLETHWAIT,John, 236 OVERY, Richard, 68 GILTBURG, Boris, 163 EVANS MEP,Jill, 6 HOPKINS, Cathy, HF86 LAWRENCE,Caroline, HF45, MILLAR, Fiona, 78 OWEN, Tomos, 65 GIORDANO,Paolo, 346 EVANS, Lissa, 118 HOPKINS, Rob, 225 HF54 MILLER, Rebecca, 105 OYUGI, Sally, 209 GLANVILLE,Jo, 104 EVANS, Matthew, 336 HOROWITZ,Anthony, HF66, 241 LAWSON, Mark, 318 MILLER, Sue, 3 PADEL, Ruth, 170, 182 GODWIN, Georgina, 53 EVANS, Richard, 41 HOT LEG, 277 LAYARD, Richard, 67 MIRZA, Shazia, 106 PARKER REES,Guy, HF48, HF50 GOLDING, Julia, HF39 FARA, Patricia, 22 HUNT, Becky, 65 LE, Nam, 89 MITCHELL,Alanna, 189 PARSONS, Nicholas, 94 GOLDSMITH,Rosie, 259, 265, 314 FARDELL, John, HF34 HUNT, Tristram, 308 LEACH, Penelope, 327 MONBIOT, George, 243 PATTEN, Chris, 301 GOLDSWORTHY,Adrian, 156 FENTON, James, 321 HUTCHINSON,Robert, 226 LEGGETT, Jeremy, 251 MOODY, Mike, 12 PATTEMORE,Christian, 324 GORMAN, Dave, 99 FERGUSON,Niall, 87, 120 HYDE, Marina, 288 LESLIE, Ann, 74 MOORE, Sebastian, 217 PATTEMORE,Sam, 324 GOWER, Jon, 135, 141 FERRELL, Lori Anne, 201 HYLAND, MJ, 346 LETTS, Quentin, 330 MORAN, Dylan, 211 PAUL, Korky, HF79 GOWING, Nik, 101, 301 FFORDE, Jasper, HF60 IGGULDEN,Conn, 176 LEWIS-STEMPEL,John, 166 MORDZINSKI,Daniel, 311 PAYNE COOK,Naomi, 275 GRAY, Kathryn, 89 FIELD, Matthew, 235 INCE, Robin, 109 LINDSAY, Fiona, 55, 92, 292, 313, MORENO-OCAMPO,Luis, 93 PAWLYN, Michael, 202 GRAYLING, AC, 329 FIENNES,William, 250, 272 INGE,Denise, 185 344 MORGAN, Andrew & Elaine, PAXMAN, Jeremy, 312 GREENBERG,Stanley, 310 FLEMING-WILLIAMS,Liz, 279 ISAACSON, Rupert, 328 LOWE, Chris, 122 HF21 PEACE, David, 270 GREENLAW,Lavinia, 203 FLOOD, Sue, 345 JABER, Hala, 70 LUCAS MEP,Caroline, 305 MORGAN AM,Rt Hon Rhodri, 7 PEACHEY, Hugh, 12 GRIGG, Julie, 238 FLORENCE,Peter, 6, 52, 85, 103, JACOBSON,Howard, 253, 267 LYNAS, Mark, 237 MORPURGO,Michael, HF70, PEARSON, Dan, 57, 66 GUEST, Revel, 196, 335 121, 130, 253, 267, 285, 306, JACQUES, Martin, 271 MACFARLANE,Alan, 218 HF73, HF82 PEPINSTER,Catherine, 195 GUO, Xiaolu, 31 346 JAMES, Clive, 44 MACGOWAN,Alistair, 92 MORRIS, Jackie, HF30, 167 PERERA, Anna, HF72 GUTTRIDGE,Peter, 250, 261, 278, FLOWERS, Graeme, 154 JAMES, David & Catherine, HF44 MACKAY, David, 4 MORRIS, Jan, 302 PERKINS, Emily, 37, 42 307, 342 FODEN, Giles, 258, 315 JARDINE,Lisa, 138 MACKENZIE,Lee, 65 MORRIS, Marc, 64 PERKINS, Sue, 11, 43, 54, 86, 97, HABER, Steve, 263 FOGLE, Ben, 204, 214 JELFS,Yvette, 178 MACLEAN, Rory, 219 MOTTRAM,Andrew, 213 136 HADDRILL,Barbara, 220 FOLEY, Conor, 70 JENKINS, Simon, 15, 34, 57, 114 MADDERN,Eric, HF35 MOYO, Dambisa, 72 PERSAUD, Raj, 280, 330 HAGE, Rawi, 96 FONSECA, Isabel, 130 JHA, Alok, 331 MADDOX, Brenda, 47 MPOKOSA, Chikondi, 3 PESTON, Robert, 82 HAHN, Daniel, HF09, HF70 FORTUNE FAVOURS,277 JOHN, Rebecca, 65 MADDOX, Bronwen, 101 MUCHAMORE,Robert, HF55 PHOENIX SINGERS, 317 HAMILTON,Andy, 179 FOST, Liz, HF48, HF50 JOLLY, James, 356 MADELEY, Richard, 280 MULLAN, John, 258, 309, 316 PIERRE, DBC, 302, 346 HANDS, Pete, 277 FOSTER,Phil, 233 JONES, Dylan, 206 MAMDANI, Mahmood, 355 MULLIN, Chris, 127 POLKINGHORNE,John, 228 HANNAN, Patrick, 300 FOSTER, Russell, 187 JONES, Patrick, 135 MANKELL, Henning, 285 MULVANY, Patrick, 2 PORTER, Henry, 98 HARCOURT-COOZE,Willie, 151 FRANKLYN,Caryn, 206 JONES, Sadie, 81 MANZOOR,Sarfraz, 174, 236, 253, MURDIN, Paul, 257, 321 POWELL, Jessica, 263 HARDY, Jeremy, 152 FRASER, Antonia, 348 JONES, Steve, 39 274, 293, 299 MURPHY, Dominic, HF24, HF26 PRAZMOWSKA,Anita, 134 HARRI,Guto, 127 FRASER,Simon, 279 JONES, Terry, 206 MARGGRAF TURLEY,Richard, 153 MURRAY, Jenni, 292 PRESTO,Fay, 62 HARRINGTON,Jonathon, HF21, FREEGARD,Siobhan, 78 JONES, Tricia, 206 MARLOW, Tim, 51 MURRAY, Tai, 223 PRESTON, Paul, 90 HF44, HF62 FREEMAN, Andrew, 265, 315 KAINE, Martyn, 154 MARRIOTT,James, 207 MURRAY, Tiffany, 253, 289, 351 PUPPET-MAKING WORKSHOP, HARRIS, John, 69, 339 FREEMAN, Daniel, 265 KAKU, Michio, 143 MARSH SMITH,Stephen, 212 MUSIC HOUSE FOR CHILDREN, HF84, HF88 HARRIS, MG, HF64 FREEMAN, Jason, 265 KARINDITU,Alice, 209 MARSH, James, 274 HF31, HF32, HF37, HF41 PURVES, Libby, 281 HART, Josephine, 347 FROST, David, 103 KATZ, Ian, 16 MARTÍNEZ DE PISÓN,Ignacio, 90 MUTHONI GARLAND,Jane, 209 QUAH, Danny, 25 HARVEY, Richard, 180 FROSTRUP,Mariella, 8, 33, 76, KAY, Jackie, 147 MASEKELA,Hugh, 174, 183 NADIN, Jo, HF86 QUEENAN, Joe, 289 HATTERSLEY,Roy, 142 125, 162, 191, 221, 254, 290, KAY, John, 188, 207 MASESE, Dennis, 209 NAUGHTIE,Jim, 300 QUICK, Diana, 123 80 337 HAWES, Charles, 155 81 QUINLAN, Carrie, 35, 77, 107, STANTON, Andy, HF76 VERE, Ed, HF59, HF65 126, 164, 193, 256, 291, 338 STARKEY, David, 49 VERNON, Mark, 185 RADCLIFFE,Mark, 351 STEER, Dugald A, HF56 VIDAL, John, 14, 174 RAVENS, Jan, 59 STEPHENSON,Kristina, HF46, VINCENT, Andre, 35, 77, 126, RAYNER, Jay, 26, 28 HF51 164, 193, 224, 256, 291, 338 REARDON, Ben, 206 STERN, Nicholas, 16 VONSATTEL,Gilles, 213 REED, Richard, 199 STEVENS, Lisa, 6 WAITES, Benna, 269 REES, Celia, HF57 STEWART, Chris, 116 WAKEMAN,Rick, 20 REES, Martin, 24, 73 STEWART, Harriet, 287 WALFORD DAVIES,Damian, 150, REID-HENRY,Simon, 161 STEWART, Paul, HF47 153 RICHARDSON,Tim, 57 STIG OF THE DUMP WORKSHOP, WALKER, David, 117 RICKMAN, Phil, 20 HF04, HF05 WALKER, James, HF22, HF25 RIDDELL, Chris, HF47 STING, 354, 356 WALLIS, Stewart, 335 Index RINALDI, Pete, 277 STOCK, Francine, 44, 88, 105, WAMALWA MURAGORI,Betty, 209 RIORDAN, Maurice, 321 144, 148, 268 WARD, Helen, HF20 ROBERTS, Andrew, 45, 84 STOCKING,Barbara, 132 WARWICK, Hugh ROBERTSON,Geoffrey, 104 STOKES, Samuel SJ, 277 WATERS, Sarah, 319 ROBINS, Nick, 207 STOURTON,Ed, 128, 139 WATSON, Mark, 357 ROBINSON,Andrew, 36 STRACHAN,Mari, 135 WATT, Jan, HF95, HF97 RONEY, Wallace, 242 STRONG, Jeremy, HF80 WEATHERLY,Lee ROTHSCHILD,Hannah, 123, 229, STROUD, Jonathan, HF68 WEBBER, John, 242 234 STROUD, Rick, 350 WESKER, Arnold, 102 RUBENHOLD,Hallie, 32 STYLER, Trudie, 354, 356 WHILEY, Jo, 344 RUBIN, Miri, 195 SUDJIC, Deyan, 266, 282 WILD, Susie, 65 RYLAND LANGLEY,Jeremy, 14 SUMMERSCALE,Kate, 332 WILLIAMS, Charles, 248 RYRIE, Charlie, 38, 119 SWIFT, Graham, 294 WILLIAMS, Father Richard, 107 SACKS, Jonathan, 139 SWINBURNE,Kay, 6 WILLIAMS, Jon, HF92, HF93 SALEWICZ, Chris, 18 TALLIS, Raymond, 200 WILLIAMS, Kate, 95 SANDS, Philippe, 87, 93, 129, TAN, Shaun, HF19 WILLIAMS, Olly, HF27, 149 284, 333 TASHI LHUNPO MONKS,HF69, 210 WILLIAMS, Richard, 234 SAWDAY, Alistair, 220 TERIKI SEII,Jepchirchit, 209 WILLIAMS, Rowan, 215, SCARFE, Gerald, 71 TETT, Gillian, 69 WILLIAMS, Steve, 238 SCHAMA, Simon, 343 THEOBALD,Stephanie, 323 WILLIS, Larry, 242 SCHEFFLER,Axel, HF01 THISELTON,Anthony, 217 WILLS, Judith, 166 SCHMIDT, Daniela, 5 TICKNER, David, 5 WILSON, AN, 216 SEN, Amartya, 349 TODD, Darby, 277 WILSON, Jaqueline, HF74, HF78 SETHI, Anita, 81, 124 TODD, Robin, 2 WINSTANLEY,Suzi, HF27, 149 SHAMSIE, Kamila, 295 TÓIBÍN, Colm, 96 WINTERSON,Jeanette, 147 SHARP, Janine, HF04, HF05 TOKSVIG, Sandi, 11, 19, 43, 54, WOLFE, Paula, 275 SHAW, Fiona, 347 86, 97, 136 WOODMAN,Conor, 249 SHAW, Hannah, HF36 TOMAN, John, 197 WOODS, Titania, HF67 SHEERS, Owen, 325 TOMOS OWEN,Sion, 65 WORKOWSKI,Adam, 231 SHEPHERD,Meg, 233 TOYNBEE, Polly, 117 WORRALL THOMPSON,Antony, 14 SHUTTLEWORTH,Lucy, HF17 TREMAIN, Rose, 132 WRIGHT, Julia, 175 SIERAKOWSKI,Sawomir, 134 TRENT, Steve, 14 YOUNG YOGA, HF02, HF07, SIMMS, Andrew, 175, 207, 225, TUDGE, Colin, 227 HF11, HF15 305, 335 TUNSTALL,KT, 60 ZALASIEWICZ,Jan, 133 SIMON, David, 318 TURVEY,Samuel, 159 ZOKAEI, Ceivan SKINNER, Frank, 55 TUTU, Desmond, 222, 239 ZUSAK, Markus, 63 SMITH, Russell, 331 TWIGGER HOLROYD,Amy, 91, SMITH, Arthur, 322 232, HF23, HF40 SMYTHE, James, 65 VALENTINE,Alex, 324 SNOW, Jon, 56, 72, 83 VALENTINE,Jenny, HF09, HF60 SPOOR, Mike, HF91 VAUGHAN HUGHES,Robert, 65 82