SOLD OUT Liverpool Literary Festival presents Philip Pullman: In conversation
5:30pm - 6:30pm /
Thursday 23rd November 2017
- 0151 794 2650
- Amelia Dessington
- Admission: General admission £10 Concessions £8
- Book now
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Philip Pullman lives in Oxford. Born in 1946, he travelled all over the world during his childhood before his family settled in North Wales when he was 11. After graduating from Oxford in 1968, he taught in schools and was a part-time lecturer in English at Westminster College, Oxford. He has published many books for adults and children and is best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy. Northern Lights (1995) won a Carnegie Medal, the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, a British Book Award, and the Carnegie of Carnegies Award 2007. The Amber Spyglass (2000) was the first children's book to win the Whitbread (now the Costa) Book of the Year. The trilogy was adapted for the National Theatre by Nicholas Wright. Before La Belle Sauvage, the first part of ‘The Book of Dust’, his previous books were The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ and Grimm Tales.
Philip will be in conversation with Professor Dinah Birch talking about La Belle Sauvage: The Book of Dust Volume One
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions you may have about ticketing and venue information
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Do I need to bring my ticket with me on the day?
Yes - please bring the ticket provided to you by Eventbrite when you made your booking.
Can I buy more tickets on the day?
Yes - you'll be able to purchase additional tickets if they're available.
Do I need individual tickets for children?
Yes - please ensure every member of your party has a ticket.
I can no longer go to the event. Can I be refunded for my ticket?
Unfortunately we're unable to offer refunds.
Who classifies for a concessionary ticket?
Students and people who are unwaged are able to purchase concessionary tickets. Relevant ID must be presented on the day to validate the ticket.
Where can I find out access information for each venue?Please see venue website for access information..
Are there discounts for group bookings?
Unfortunately, we're not able to offer a discount for group bookings.
Will there be the opportunity to buy authors' books at the festival?
Yes, there will be a stand at each event with both signed and unsigned copies of authors' books available for sale.
Please note: changes to event content
Event speakers or content may be subject to change. We cannot refund these tickets if the event is still taking place.
Contact the organisers
Any queries, please call 0151 794 2650
To join our waiting list, please email events@liverpool.ac.uk
Philip Pullman lives in Oxford. Born in 1946, he travelled all over the world during his childhood before his family settled in North Wales when he was 11. After graduating from Oxford in 1968, he taught in schools and was a part-time lecturer in English at Westminster College, Oxford. He has published many books for adults and children and is best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy. Northern Lights (1995) won a Carnegie Medal, the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, a British Book Award, and the Carnegie of Carnegies Award 2007. The Amber Spyglass (2000) was the first children's book to win the Whitbread (now the Costa) Book of the Year. The trilogy was adapted for the National Theatre by Nicholas Wright. Before La Belle Sauvage, the first part of ‘The Book of Dust’, his previous books were The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ and Grimm Tales.
Philip will be in conversation with Professor Dinah Birch talking about La Belle Sauvage: The Book of Dust Volume One
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions you may have about ticketing and venue information
.
Do I need to bring my ticket with me on the day?
Yes - please bring the ticket provided to you by Eventbrite when you made your booking.
Can I buy more tickets on the day?
Yes - you'll be able to purchase additional tickets if they're available.
Do I need individual tickets for children?
Yes - please ensure every member of your party has a ticket.
I can no longer go to the event. Can I be refunded for my ticket?
Unfortunately we're unable to offer refunds.
Who classifies for a concessionary ticket?
Students and people who are unwaged are able to purchase concessionary tickets. Relevant ID must be presented on the day to validate the ticket.
Where can I find out access information for each venue?Please see venue website for access information..
Are there discounts for group bookings?
Unfortunately, we're not able to offer a discount for group bookings.
Will there be the opportunity to buy authors' books at the festival?
Yes, there will be a stand at each event with both signed and unsigned copies of authors' books available for sale.
Please note: changes to event content
Event speakers or content may be subject to change. We cannot refund these tickets if the event is still taking place.
Contact the organisers
Any queries, please call 0151 794 2650