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The Beatrice Warde lecture, given by eight people at once on what typography sounds like.
Lecture / talkBooks & writers
St Bride's annual lecture is named for Beatrice Warde, who wrote the essay comparing a typeface to a crystal goblet - the argument that type should be invisible and let the wine through. This year it is handed to eight speakers rather than one, each on how they take in the world of type by something other than looking: listening to the craft, to other designers, to the people who read what they set.
Doors and bar 18:15, talk 19:00. In person £9, £12 or £14, and £14 on the door if anything is left; online £7 or £9, with the link sent at 18:00 on the day. Sales close at 16:00.
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