Pitching her case: Jane Davis on Night Waves
In the run-up to this year's BBC Radio 3 Free Thinking festival in Liverpool next month, Jane Davis (Director, The Reader), can be heard pitching her case for the promotion and pleasure of books for all, as part of the festival's People's Choice debate. Listen to Jane on Radio 3's Night Waves tonight at 21.45.
Of all the art-forms, only books allow us to fully understand the human experience...
Are you a supporter of what we do? Do you think that The Reader's hard work and enthusiasm should be further recognised? If so, get voting in the People's Choice debate during the Free Thinking festival (9th - 11th November)!
The Reader is running 'Book at Breakfast' events on Saturday 10th November and Sunday 11th November as part of the BBC'S Free Thinking festival. It is an invitation only event but you will be able to listen to the programmes on Radio 3.
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