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Literary Festival 2019
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Afghan Connection's Literary Festival will take place on Wednesday 19th June 2019 in the beautiful grounds of Bradfield College, Berkshire. Tickets include entertainment, food, a glass of wine and parking. The event this year is also kindly supported by Quinta de la Rosa wines and sponsored by Savills 
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Join us for Lunch with Adam Kay
11.30am to 2.30pm (1pm talk)
Adam is a former junior Doctor and best known as author of the sensational number one bestselling book This is Going to Hurt. Adam writes extensively for the media and is a hugely experienced television writer and script editor, with credits including Mitchell & Webb, Very British Problems and Mrs Brown's Boys. He is an electrifying live performer and a frequent voice on Radio 4 and on television.
Join us for An Evening with Nigella Lawson interviewed by Sarah Montague
7pm to 9.30pm (8pm talk)
Nigella Lawson
Nigella established herself as a household name in 1998 with the publication of her ground-breaking debut cookbook, How to Eat: The Pleasures and Principles of Good Food. Her engaging, conversational writing style, along with a relaxed approach to cooking has inspired a new generation of home cooks and today she has eleven bestselling books and several hit TV series to her name, making her a global food icon. Charming, witty and entertaining, Nigella epitomises what it means to be an award-winning author, TV cook and all-round food enthusiast. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy an evening of fascinating conversation with the champion of home cooking.
Sarah Montague
Sarah Montague will interview Nigella Lawson at the Literary Evening event. Sarah is a British journalist, best known as a formidable presenter on the BBC Radio 4 early morning current affairs programme, Today. After 18 years, she left the programme in April 2018 to take over the lead on the station’s lunchtime news broadcast, World at One.
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