Saturday 17 - Sunday 18 May Warwick Arts Centre SIMON THURLEY The Building of England: How the History of England Has Shaped Our Buildings Saturday 17 th May pm STEPHEN COOPER The Final Whistle: The Great War in Fifteen Players Saturday 17 th May pm ROBERT COLLS George Orwell: English Rebel Saturday 17 th May pm TIM BUTCHER The Trigger: The Journey That Led the World to War Saturday 17 th May pm SNOWDEN: TRAITOR OR HERO? with Professor Sir David Omand, Ben Fenton, Luke Harding, Ewen MacAskill & Gordon Corera Saturday 17 th May 3-45pm JOHN CAREY The Unexpected Professor: An Oxford Life in Books Saturday 17 th May pm NICOLA PHILIPS The Profligate Son Saturday 17 th May pm TORTURE: A VERY BRITISH PROBLEM? with Ian Cobain & Andrew Williams Saturday 17 th May pm LOUIS de BERNIRES Imagining Alexandria: Poems in Memory of Constantinos Cavafis Saturday 17 th May pm WRITING HISTORY: THE RISE OF HISTORICAL FICTION with William Palmer, Andrew Crumey & Anita Mason Sunday 18 th May 11-2pm JIM RING Storming the Eagles Nest: Hitlers War in the Alps Sunday 18 th May pm CHRISTINE RIDING Turner and the Sea Sunday 18 th May pm RODERICK BAILEY Target: Italy; the Secret War Against Mussolini Sunday 18 th May 3-4pm JENNIFER CLEMENT Prayers for the Stolen Sunday 18 th May 3-4pm WOMEN, WAR AND SECRECY with Clare Mulley, Susan Ottaway & Noreen Riols Sunday 18 th May pm JAMES SECORD Visions of Science: Books and Readers at the Dawn of the Victorian Age Sunday 18 th May pm MAL PEET Labels are Cages: Mal Peet Goes Off-Message Sunday 18 th May pm PHILIP DURKIN Borrowed Words: A History of Loanwords in English Sunday 18 th May pm BLAKE, BUGS AND BERLIN: SPIES AND SURVEILLANCE IN THE COLD WAR Roger Hermiston & Patrick Major Sunday 18 th May pm TONY MENDEZ The Real Argo Sunday 18 th May pm