The Humber Mouth
Hull Literature
Festival 2002

Hull Literature Festival 2002 
 the humber mouth  14th - 24th November 2002

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Tariq Ali
Pete McCarthy
Toby Litt
Erich Hoyt
Reality TV
Jon Ronson
Blake Morrison
Vagina Monologues
Oliver James
Weird Sisters
Stewart Home
Robert Edric
Canongate Crime
Big Issue
Philip Larkin

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Jon Ronson

Friday 22nd November
Hull Truck 9.30pm

An Evening with Jon Ronson
�6/4 Box Office 01482 323638

Do 12ft lizards rule the world? Jon Ronson, one of Britain�s wittiest and most insightful satirists, investigates the world of �them� and �us�. Jon Ronson talks about his hazardous quest to locate the secret rulers of the world, and his experiences with David Icke, the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, and fundamentalists of all persuasions. Cool, clever and very, very funny, Ronson gives a deadpan account of his encounters with political, cultural and religious extremists and of the conspiracy theorists who pursue them.

Jon Ronson is an award winning documentary filmmaker for Channel 4, a columnist for Time Out and The Guardian, and the author of the bestselling Them: Adventures with Extremists . Jon has appeared at festivals and conventions across the country, including Hay on Wye and the Fortean Times Unconvention.

�Ronson has a deft, ironic touch and a brilliant way with scene-setting and direct speech�one of the book�s great merits is that it never takes itself too seriously�a funny and compulsively readable picaresque adventure through a paranoid shadow world, with Ronson playing Sancho Panza to cast of obsessives� Louis Theroux

Close Encounters of a Literary Kind