Results for: books tagged ‘London’

  1. 1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare

    1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare: James Shapiro

    An intimate history of Shakespeare, following him through a single year that changed not only his fortunes but the course of literature.How did Shakespeare go from being a talented poet ... More

  2. All or Nothing

    All or Nothing: Mike Leigh

    The screenplay of Mike Leigh's masterful and moving new film, set on a London housing estate over a long weekend, and starring Timothy Spall and Lesley Manville.Phil is a gentle, ... More

  3. Any Which Way

    Any Which Way: David Watson

    Stefan and Akin have known each other since childhood. But growing up, they grew apart. Now Akin lies dead. And Stefan walks through London's streets, trying to face up to ... More

  4. Back to the Local

    Back to the Local: Maurice Gorham, illustrated by Edward Ardizzone

    The title needs explaining. Why back? We haven't been there yet! In 1939 the same team of Maurice Gorham (text) and Edward Ardizzone (illustrations) published The Local. Like so many ... More

  5. The Black Album

    The Black Album: Hanif Kureishi

    Shahid is a clean-cut student, trying to make an impression on his college lecturer, Deedee Osgood, who gives his spirits a lift when she takes him to a naked rave ... More

  6. Blitz

    Blitz: Margaret Gaskin

    A quiet Sunday teatime and, in the City of London, clerks and draper's assistants, canteen ladies, caretakers, architects and clerics join firefighters and wardens preparing to protect their 'Square Mile' ... More

  7. Breaking and Entering

    Breaking and Entering: Anthony Minghella

    Breaking and Entering marks Anthony Minghella's change of direction from the celebrated adaptations of the last decade back to the period of original writings such as Truly Madly Deeply. It ... More

  8. A Certain Justice

    A Certain Justice: P. D. James

    Venetia Aldridge QC is a distinguished barrister. When she agrees to defend Garry Ashe, accused of the brutal murder of his aunt, it is one more opportunity to triumph in ... More

  9. The Chelsea Murders

    The Chelsea Murders: Lionel Davidson

    A terrifying and grotesque figure bursts into a young art student's room. Head covered with a clown's wig, face concealed by a smiling mask, it wears the rubber gloves of ... More

  10. A Child of the Jago

    A Child of the Jago: Arthur Morrison

    ‘If the community have left horrible places and horrible lives before his eyes, then the fault is the community’s: and to picture these places and these lives becomes not merely ... More

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