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GUEST PRESENTER:
PEGGY REYNOLDS
On Midweek this week:-
IRA LIGHTMAN
Ira Lightman started out as a poet, but expanded his range of forms to include visual, musical and mathematical poems. He makes public art and performance pieces, and has work available online.
PAUL ARNOTT
Paul Arnott's memoir Let me eat Cake tells his story of growing up in South London and falling in love with confectionary.
Let me eat Cake is published by Sceptre.
RAY MEARS
In his new television series Ray Mears' Wild Food, survival expert Ray Mears embarks on a voyage of discovery into the lost foods of Britain's Stone Age.
Ray Mears’ Wild Food is on BBC2 at 8 pm from 4th January.
JACKY LANSLEY
Jacky Lansley is a choreographer, based both in London and Cornwall. Her new ballet, View from the Shore brings her experience of the Cornish coastal landscape into the theatre, inspired by her long-time knowledge of the region and the communities which live there.
View from the Shore is at the Hall for Cornwall, Truro on 18 & 19 January and then at the Clore Studio, Royal Opera House from 25-27 January.
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