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Soho loses notoriety …
A great article in today's Guardian, following Conor Woodman's talk about Sharks at the Hay Literary Festival:
Of blood and belonging on Columbia Road
Congratulations to Linda Wilkinson, whose book Columbia Road - a compelling memoir of family secrets and personal discovery; characterful, rich and visceral as the East End itself - is out today. Here Linda talks about the eponymous road and her...
Ways to see Northern Ireland
Alice Stevenson appeared on BBC Radio Ulster yesterday evening, talking about her travels in Northern Ireland for Ways to See Great Britain. Listen again here at 15:45.
Conor Woodman at the Hay Festival
A great evening at the Hay Festival last night for Conor Woodman, talking about Sharks. (photo by @BytetheBook)
‘I’d recommend this to any avid Tory hater’
A great review of Mark Thomas' The Liar's Quartet in the Socialist Worker.
I’m hoping this book will become the anthem of our generation …
Writer Kate Forsyth about Sharon Blackie's If Women Rose Rooted, on the Australian bookstore site Booktopia.com.au: 'If Women Rose Rooted is a beautiful, intelligent and unusual book. It combines a breathtakingly honest memoir about one woman’s...
Molly Hatch talks to The Jealous Curator
Over the last few months, we've been working with Molly Hatch on her wonderful book A Passion for China: A Little Book About the Objects We Eat from, Live with and Love - it will be published in October. As an introduction to Molly's take on life,...
Alice at the V&A
On 1-2 July 2017, 10.30am-4.30pm, Alice Stevenson, author of Ways to See Great Britain and Ways to Walk in London leads a two day workshop celebrating the opening of the new Exhibition Road entrance of the V&A. For more info and tickets click...
Mark Thomas events
Mark Thomas talks about The Liar's Quartet: 20 May 2017, 7.30pm Mark Thomas in Conversation, Castleford Literary Festival 15 June 2017, 7.30pm Newham Bookshop at the Wanstead Tap 16 July 2017, 7.30pm Llangollen Fringe Festival Mark is also...
What will you discover?
A wonderful animation about Alice Stevenson's Ways to See Great Britain. [su_youtube url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zn74yWaOMo"]
