A more recent resident was John Simpson, senior editor of the "Oxford English Dictionary". A number of Oxford academics have lived in Headington over the years. They include Lord Krebs, David Marquand and Anthony Kenny. Sir Isaiah Berlin, the historian A. B. Emden, the chemist Dalziel Hammick, Lord Elton, Michael Ernest Sadler and John Johnson (the University Printer) were also among them. Others included the author Elizabeth Bowen, Robert Maxwell and his daughter Ghislaine Maxwell, and Lord Nuffield (William Morris) and Anne Diamond, the television presenter and author. Brian Aldiss, the science fiction writer, lived in Old Headington until his death in 2017. Emma Watson, Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter films, lives in Headington. She also attended Headington School. Joan Clarke Murray, one of the Enigma code breakers, lived at 7 Larkfields from about 1991 until her death in 1996.