Travis Elborough

I will be appearing on Shorelines Literary Stage, curated by Rachel Lichtenstein and METAL, at the Lost at Sea Late at the National Maritime Museum on Thursday 28th November from 6pm.

There’s free rum and much more. 

Full details are here: 

http://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/events/calendar/lost-at-sea

I am appearing at the wonderful Shorelines Festival on Saturday 9 November full details are here: 

12.40pm – 1.10pm Main Hall, Ground Floor
TRAVIS ELBOROUGH
Writer, author and cultural commentator, Travis Elborough tells us about how he approached the research and writing of Wish You Were Here: England on Sea (Sceptre, 2010) – his survey of three centuries of British seaside towns.FREE ENTRY but booking is essential 

http://metalculture.com/southend-on-sea/shorelines-2013.html

The full piece is online here:

http://www.kinfolk.com/analog-photography-part-ii/

Lovely review of How We Used to Live by Sarah Holland read it in full here: 

http://www.frontrowreviews.co.uk/reviews/how-we-used-to-live-review-london-film-festival-2013/25255

‘This documentary serves to remind us that for all that the planners and urban economists want to manage the growth of London, an anarchic streak gets into the mix making sure no one is really in control of our capital city. Kelly and company capture that London really is a joyful, enthralling Frankenstein’s monster of a place. And it lives.’

Read Stuart Wright’s fantastic review of How We Used to Live in full here:

http://www.britflicks.com/blog.aspx?blogid=426