15th September 2019
Stewart Lee is to become the first comedian to do a book launch on a barge. Lee will read from his new book MARCH OF THE LEMMINGS, from the deck of WORD ON THE WATER, the floating bookshop moored on the Regent’s Canal in Granary Square, near London’s King’s Cross, on Sunday...
7th October 2019
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16th October 2019
We are very excited to announce that The Quietus Social will soon welcome as a special guest the world’s finest stand-up comedian, Stewart Lee....
22nd October 2019
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20th November 2019
We have sold out of our allocation of guaranteed seats for this event. You can check availability of additional tickets here: https://cityoflondonsinfonia.co.uk/whats-on/2525/in-place-and-time-britten-and-ts-eliot/...
20th November 2019
Sorry for the Dead, the eighth book in Nicola Upson’s well-loved Josephine Tey series, is at once a compelling murder mystery and a moving exploration of love and grief. It begins in the summer of 1915, when the violent death of a young girl brings...
25th November 2019
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27th November 2019
Discover the eagerly anticipated sequel to the cult novel Call Me By Your Name with internationally acclaimed author André Aciman discussing the upcoming Find Me with journalist...
13th February 2020
In a London-exclusive event, Eimear McBride marks the publication of her third novel: Strange Hotel – fierce, honest, laced with desire and punctuated with black humour. A nameless woman enters a nondescript hotel room that she’s been in once before, many years ago. The room hasn’t...
19th February 2020
Join John Boorman for an exclusive screening, to be followed by a Q&A about his latest memoir Conclusions (Faber & Faber), an insightful book that outlines the concluding thoughts of one of Britain’s greatest film-makers....
