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I loved @RuvaniRanasinha's Hanif Kureishi: Writing the Self, one of the finest biographies of last year (or any year). Here's my review in this week's @spectator. @ManchesterUP@Hanifkureishi https://t.co/L87yfTrovH
Read @widewalls1 article on Hans Ulrich Obrist's new book 'Remember to Dream!'
🔗https://t.co/ejyIA2CRDx
The book is available on #HENIPublishing, via
https://t.co/69ELslUTYS
We are delighted to see that Modern Buildings in London by Ian Nairn is the number two top-selling title in architecture in the UK this week (as measured by @NielsenBook) 🥂🏙️
#Subtopia#IanNairn
Louisa May Alcott's brilliance extended way beyond writing Little Women.
In 'A Strange Life', read about her father’s failed utopian commune, life as a Civil War nurse, and being sent to work in service to alleviate her family’s poverty.
Preorder now: https://t.co/xyKviN26CS
2. Also @gowerst_books
“The Soviet Sixties” by Robert Hornsby is a new examination of Soviet Union in one of its most transformative decades. Full of reform, controversy, optimism and Cold War confrontation - events of the decade changed USSR forever.
Published today by @YaleBooks
‘the surprising images from the Instagram accounts of various artists, writers and musicians are brilliantly captured in SEEING THINGS’
See @guardian’s picture gallery on the latest release from Redstone Press: https://t.co/knxIYxdydI
Many thanks to @kerriandrewsuk for stopping in yesterday to sign copies of Way Makers, an edited anthology of nature writing by women. ⛰️ Order your signed copy at the following link or find it in the shop: https://t.co/jB7OuF4D69
Interview | What is it like to be a small art publisher in a world dominated by a few industry titans? We sit down with The Redstone Press founder Julian Rothenstein #TANBookClub https://t.co/UbL30OKAwm
Yesterday we celebrated the launch of Modern Buildings in London by Ian Nairn at @LRBbookshop with Charles Holland, Gillian Darley and Travis Elborough - talking all things modernism, Subtopia and outrage.
Charles Holland, Gillian Darley and Travis Elborough at our sell-out event celebrating Ian Nairn and his 1964 book MODERN BUILDINGS IN LONDON, newly republished by @NottingHillEds
What an evening! With sincere thanks to the kind staff @ToppingsEdin chair extraordinaire @rkrystalli and friends including @gemmaburnside and new acquaintances for making the launch of Way Makers such a joyous experience. Topped off with mocktails and cupcakes ❤️@reaktionbooks
In partnership with @JaneAustenHouse, we’re giving away one signed copy of @fourredshoes new book, Jane Austen’s Wardrobe to ONE lucky winner! To enter, like this post and leave a comment with your favourite Austen character below. 1/3