#CONGRATULATIONS to this year’s winners of the Novel London Literary Competition!
1st Prize: The Oxford Handbook of Murder by Radostina Christova
2nd Prize: Anímal Nightlife by Koushik Banerjea
3rd Prize: The Narcissist @brodysteve - thank you for joining us online from Pasedena!
Brilliant review of John King's latest novel London Country, published by @London_Books - in @3ammagazine
'DJ Shadow Meets Cockney Rejects Uptown'
https://t.co/ffPQI0HVwa
"Part autopsy, part elegy, its wager is that, by taking the reader back through the human wreckage of the neoliberal revolution, some transformation of those remains, some redemption of that history might still be possible." https://t.co/A3EdoCr8IQ
A new novel set in south-of-the-river London explores the aftermath of Thatcherism, showing how much we still live with the 1970s and '80s. William Mazzarella reviews Koushik Banerjea’s “Category Unknown” for @newlinesmag https://t.co/wevt4ttsmN
NEW: A new novel set in south-of-the-river London explores the aftermath of Thatcherism, showing how much we still live with the 1970s and ‘80s. William Mazzarella reviews Koushik Banerjea’s “Category Unknown” for @newlinesmag https://t.co/091SHPLe9v
.@anthonyjoshua ahead of your fight in #SaudiArabia, will you speak up for Abdullah and Mohammed? They're two young men facing the death penalty. They were 14 and 15 years old when they were arrested and tortured. Speaking up could help save their lives. #JoshuaUsyk2
.@anthonyjoshua ahead of your fight in Saudi Arabia, will you speak up for Abdullah and Mohammed? They're two young men facing the death penalty. They were 14 and 15 years old when they were arrested and tortured. Speaking up could help save their lives. #JoshuaUsyk2