OLDIE OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2017
Oldie Literary Lunch: Francis Beckett, 1956: The Year That Changed Britain
Oldie Literary Lunch: Elisabeth Luard, Squirrel Pie
Oldie Literary Lunch: Valerie Grove on JB Priestley
Oldie Literary Lunch: Tom Bower on Tony Blair
Oldie Literary Lunch: Anna Sebba on Les Parisiennes
Oldie Literary Lunch: Philip Eades on Evelyn Waugh
Oldie Literary Lunch: Gary Sheffield on Douglas Haig
Oldie Literary Lunch: Anna Pavord on Landskipping
Oldie Literary Lunch: Bob Marshall Andrews on The Lost Diaries of Samuel Pepys
Oldie Literary Lunch: Founder & Editor Tom Hodgkinson on The Idler
Oldie Literary Lunch: Simon Sebag-Montefiore on the Romanovs
Oldie Literary Lunch: Brigid Keenan, Full Marks for Trying
Oldie Literary Lunch: Barry Cryer on his Comedy Scrapbook
Oldie Literary Lunch: Juliet Nicolson on A House Full of Daughters
Oldie Literary Lunch: Vince Cable on The World Economy
Oldie Literary Lunch: Nicholas Parsons, Welcome to Just a Minute
Oldie Literary Lunch: Lucy Lethbridge on Spit and Polish
Oldie Literary Lunch: Jeremy Lewis on David Astor
Oldie Literary Lunch: Quentin Letts on The Speaker’s Wife
Oldie Literary Lunch: Bel Mooney on Life Lines
Oldie Literary Lunch: Andrew Lownie on Guy Burgess
Oldie of the Year: Gyles Brandreth, Olivia De Havilland, Jeremy Hutchison, Germaine Greer, Timothy West, Prunella Scales and more
Oldie of the Year Awards: Olivia de Havilland’s acceptance speech
Oldie Literary Lunch: Adam Sisman on John Le Carré
Oldie Literary Lunch: Humphrey Barton on Menuhin
Oldie Literary Lunch: Jonathan Dimbleby on The Battle of the Atlantic
Oldie Literary Lunch: Paul Willetts on Renezvous at the Russian Tea Rooms
Oldie Literary Lunch: Jonathan Fenby on Modern France
Oldie Literary Lunch: Gyles Brandreth on Wordplay
Oldie Literary Lunch: Sir Ian Kershaw on To Hell & Back
Oldie Literary Lunch: Barry Cryer and his Parrot Jokes
Oldie Literary Lunch: Tom Holland on the House of Caesar
Oldie Literary Lunch: Flora Fraser, The Washingtons
Oldie Literary Lunch: Alison Weir on The Lost Tudor
Oldie Literary Lunch: Piers Paul Read, Scarpia
Oldie Literary Lunch: Charles Moore on Margaret Thatcher
Oldie Literary Lunch: Patrick Bishop on The Cooler King
Oldie Literary Lunch: Stephen Clarke, How the French Won Waterloo
Oldie Literary Lunch: Loyd Grossman Benjamin West on the Struggle to be Modern
Oldie Literary Lunch: Kwasi Kwarteng on Thatcher’s Trial
Oldie Literary Lunch: Blake Morisson on Shingle Street
Rye Arts Festival: Robert Douglas-Fairhurst on Lewis Carroll
Rye Arts Festival: Oliver Kamm, Accidence will Happen
Rye Arts Festival: Harry Mount, In the Footsteps of Odysseus
Oldie Literary Lunch: Valerie Grove, The Life and Loves of Laurie Lee
Oldie Literary Lunch: Helen Lederer, Losing It
Oldie Literary Lunch: Ferdinand Mount, The Tears of the Rajas
Oldie Literary Lunch: Wendy Cope, Life, Love and The Archers
Oldie Literary Lunch: Terry Waite, The Voyage of the Golden Handshake
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