
Picture: Interviewing Tracey Thorn, Mick Houghton and Will Birch at the Penderyn Prize event in Walthamstow
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January 17, 2020 · 1:27 pmRead: Mail Online Travel News, extracts from the Atlas of Improbable Places and Atlas of the Unexpected


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Event: The Penderyn Music Book Prize with Will Birch, Mick Houghton, Ian Penman and Tracey Thorn, 16 January, 7pm, Walthamstow Trades Hall, London E17 4RQ

‘The Penderyn Music Book Prize is the first UK-based prize specifically for music titles (history, theory, biography, autobiography). Four of this year’s fourteen long-listed authors; Will Birch, Mick Houghton, Ian Penman and Tracey Thorn will discuss their writing with fellow author/historian Travis Elborough and we will announce this year’s best music books.’
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Listen: From Our Home Correspondent, 22 December 1.30pm BBC Radio 4

‘In the Christmas programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces seasonal dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom which reflect the nature and range of contemporary life.
Ian McMillan in Barnsley recalls being a – rather unexpected – wise man when a boy and ponders what that traumatic but ultimately uplifting experience has taught him which still matters today.
As excitement mounts, Jane Labous visits an improbable school for Father Christmases to discover the dos and don’ts of the job and why too much ho-ho-ho can be frowned upon.
Horatio Clare in South Wales reflects on the peculiar sense of loss which the bereaved feel during the festive season and considers how best it can be relieved for old and young alike.
Charmaine Cozier has actually done what many would like to do and volunteered during the festive season. She ponders the ups and downs of the experience as the best – and worst – aspects of humanity are put vividly on display.
And Travis Elborough, in the company of a Captain Nemo-like brewer, takes on the onerous task of sampling locally fermented Christmas ale in Sussex, and discovers the uplifting spiritual dimensions to the creation of a unique seasonal libation.’
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Awards: Atlas of Vanishing Places shortlisted in the Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards 2020

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Review: Atlas of Vanishing Places in Topman’s Gift Guide
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Picture: Atlas of Vanishing Places in Stoke Newington Bookshop’s Xmas window display


Signed copies available from the shop
Our opening hours are Mon-Sat 10.00-6.00pm and Sun 11.00-5.00pm.
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Picture: Dreamland, Margate
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Picture: Speaking about the seaside at the Margate Bookie with Francesca Baker


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Picture: Interviewing Bob and Roberta Smith, Jessica Voorsanger and John Rogers at Regent St Cinema

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November 18, 2019 · 9:20 am

