September is a respected independent, author-focused
Books in which to lose yourself … and find yourself
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This week’s featured author
Emily MacGregor
Music | Memoir
Dr Emily MacGregor is a writer, broadcaster, and music historian. She appears regularly on BBC Radio 3 and 4, and has written for the Guardian. Her academic CV includes a doctorate from Oxford University and subsequent research positions at Harvard University and King’s College London, where she’s currently based. She’s the author of Interwar Symphonies and the Imagination: Politics, Identity, and the Sound of 1933 (Cambridge University Press) and is winner of the Jerome Roche Prize. Emily cohabits in London with an unapologetically fluffy dog.
LATEST NEWS
WHILE THE MUSIC LASTS IN THE GUARDIAN
September author Emily MacGregor has written for the Guardian on the therapeutic role music can play in our lives....
Cartomania in The London Review of Books
We were delighted to see a review of Cartomania: Photography and Celebrity in the Nineteenth Century by Paul Frecker...
Grandparenting in the times
Grandparenting author and family psychologist Terri Apter has scooped a double-page feature in The Times Magazine with...
