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Welcome to the London Review Bookshop

The London Review Bookshop opened in the heart of London’s Bloomsbury in May 2003. Since then it has established itself as one of London’s leading independent bookstores.

The titles featured here have been specially selected by our booksellers to give you a quick and discerning guide to some of the most interesting books currently in print. And, of course, you will also find all the books recently reviewed in the London Review of Books.

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Late Shopping Evening

Wednesday 1 July, 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.

Join us for good wine, tasty snacks, great company and 10% off books, CDs and DVDs. You are welcome to bring a guest.

We also offer the 10% discount to distant customers who are unable to come to the bookshop. Quote ‘LRB 10%’, or enter it in the promotional code box, when placing your order on this date.
 

Bestsellers

Locust and the Bird

1. The Locust and the Bird — Hanan Al-Shaykh, translated by Roger Allen

Beijing Coma

2. Beijing Coma — Ma Jian, translated by Flora Drew

Midnight

3. Midnight — Mourid Barghouti, translated by Radwa Ashour

Just Like Tomorrow

4. Just Like Tomorrow — Faïza Guène, translated by Sarah Ardizzone

Dreams from the Endz

5. Dreams from the Endz — Faïza Guène, translated by Sarah Ardizzone

Baba Yaga Laid an Egg

6. Baba Yaga Laid an Egg — Dubravka Ugrešić, translated by Ellen Elias-Bursác, Celia Hawkesworth and Mark Thompson

Me Cheeta

7. Me Cheeta — James Lever

I Saw Ramallah

8. I Saw Ramallah — Mourid Barghouti, translated by Ahdaf Soueif, introduction by Edward Said

Journey into the Past

9. Journey into the Past — Stefan Zweig, translated by Anthea Bell

Home

10. Home — Marilynne Robinson

Bookseller's Choice
Posthuman Dada Guide

£9.95 £8.95 save 10%

The Posthuman Dada Guide

Andrei Codrescu

‘This is a guide for instructing posthumans in living a Dada life’ Codrescu begins. ‘It is not advisable, nor was it ever, to lead a Dada life. It is and it was always foolish and self-destructive to lead a Dada life because a Dada life will include by definition pranks, buffoonery, masking, dera... See details

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Testament of Cresseid and Seven Fables

£12.99 £10.99 save 15%

The Testament of Cresseid and Seven Fables

Robert Henryson, translated by Seamus Heaney

The late medieval Scots poet Robert Henryson is best known for his Testament of Cresseid, a continuation of Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde which charts the Trojan heroine’s descent into prostitution and leprosy. While working on his translation of Henryson’s great work, Heaney chanc... See details

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Forthcoming events

July

Moroccan Poets

Monday 13 July at 7.00 p.m.

August

Nicholson Baker

Wednesday 26 August at 7.00 p.m.


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