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Your support makes all the difference.BRADFORD: Maeve Binchy reads from her new novel Tara Road after a screening of Circle of Friends, based on her earlier novel, at the Pictureville Cinema on Wed 23, 5.45pm (film) 7.45pm (reading) pounds 4.20/pounds 2.90. 01274 732 277
LONDON: Andrew Bannerman and John Richmond celebrate the bicentenary of publication of Wordsworth and Coleridge's Lyrical Ballards, at the Art Worker's Guild, Queen's Sq, London on Fri 25, 7.30pm, pounds 8.
2 Richard E Grant reads from his debut novel By Design at the Bloomsbury Theatre, Gordon St, WC1 on Mon 21, 7pm, pounds 5/pounds 3. 0171 467 1613
2 Alan Clark discusses his new book Conservatives and the Nation State 1922-97 at the Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way WC1 on Mon 21, 7pm, pounds 10/pounds 7.50. 0171 467 1619
EDINBURGH: Ian Kershaw discusses Hitler, 1889-1936: Hubris (see review p11) at Waterstone's, 13-14 Prince's Street on Thu 24, 7pm, free. 0131 556 3034
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