EVENTS
Samson Kambalu at Oxford Literary Festival
25 March 2023: Samson Kambalu will be discussing his life and work, including his memoir The Jive Talker and sculpture Antelope …
Two Lights events
6 April & 22 June: Two Lights author James Roberts appears together with Sarn Helen author Tom Bullough at two bookshop events …
Ian Marchant at Caught by the River
29 April: Join Ian Marchant discussing his new book One Fine Day at Caught by the River’s Mayday! Mayday!
Rebecca Lowe event
8 June, Theatre Royal, Winchester: Join Rebecca Lowe discussing her book The Slow Road to Tehran at the Kendal Mountain Tour 2023.a
NEWS
Congratulations to Oscar-winner Sarah Polley!
Huge congratulations to Run Towards the Danger author Sarah Polley for winning an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for Women Talking on Sunday night.
Brutal Outer London in Literary Review
Great to see Brutal Outer London by Simon Phipps featured in the Literary Review.
Launching Two Lights
A fantastic book launch for Two Lights by James Roberts at The Poetry Bookshop …
‘A beautiful, vivid work’ WESTERN DAILY MAIL
The Saturday before publication, a wonderful interview with James Roberts …
Two Oscar nominations for Sarah Polley
Congratulations to Run Towards the Danger author Sarah Polley for two Oscar nominations for Women Talking.
Flexing your utopian muscle
Wonderful to hear Dr Lilia Giugni on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour this morning discussing her book The Threat.
Shortlisted for the 2023 Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards Book of the Year
Congratulations to Rebecca Lowe for The Slow Road to Tehran’s shortlisting for the 2023 Edward Stanford Travel Writing Book Awards Book of the Year
Simon Phipps and John Grindrod
A fantastic event at The Wantstead Tap, organised by Newham Bookshop for ‘a celebration of the Brutalist architecture of outer London by two giants of architectural study’.
The Slow Road to Tehran events
Thank you to so many bookshops and festivals for fantastic events in 2022 with Rebecca Lowe for The Slow Road to Tehran.
Antelope unveiled
On Wednesday 29 September Samson Kambalu’s sculpture Antelope was unveiled on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth.
‘Everything in Oxford was built with dodgy money’
A fantastic interview with Samson Kambalu by Clare Armitstead is featured in Monday’s Guardian, ahead of the plinth unveiling today.
