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Update from Terry Feb 2010

Folks, So many people have contacted me since the Richard Dimbleby lecture that there is no possibility at all that I can reply to everyone individually. Generally speaking people are asking what they can do to help, support and, indeed, take some control over their own death. The people to contact for all this are…

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TERRY PRATCHET PRIZE: ANWHERE BUT HERE, ANYWHEN BUT NOW

Anywhere but here, anywhen but now. Which means we are after stories set on Earth, although it may be an Earth that might have been, or might yet be, one that has gone down a different leg of the famous trousers of time (see the illustration in almost every book about quantum theory). We will…

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Sir Terry Pratchett declares that ‘Assisted Death’ is an idea whose time has come

Sir Terry Pratchett will present an impassioned plea for people to have the right to choose how, where and when they die when he delivers the Richard Dimbleby Lecture on BBC One on Monday 10.35pm. The best selling author, who was diagnosed with a rare form of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2007, will argue that…

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Sir Terry Pratchett to give 2010 Dimbleby Lecture

‘Shaking Hands With Death’ Sir Terry Pratchett, is to deliver BBC One’s annual Richard Dimbleby Lecture on February 1st. This will be the 34th lecture held in honour of the veteran broadcaster who died in 1965. The first novelist to give the lecture, Sir Terry Pratchett is the acclaimed creator of the bestselling Discworld series. The first…

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GRAHAM COOK

The Studio Theatre Club has lost one more of its original City Watch.  Graham Cook died the week after appearing as Recent Runes in the STC’s Unseen University.  It was unexpected, and a huge shock to all who knew him.  Graham was a real character, irritating at times (like all of us!), but always chatting…

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HOGSWATCH CARDS & NATION

Dear Wonderful Fans, Well, some…  A few…  Well, at least three of you… First a little seasonal note.  We are sending out no Hogswatch cards this year, but the money instead – £10,000 – has gone to the RICE Centre, thus helping the cause of Alzheimer’s research and treatment and the cause of keeping your mantelpiece totally uncluttered…

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