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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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Out now: interesting and surprising titles selected by our booksellers to represent the very best in summer reading
All Power to the Imagination!
1968 and its Legacies
From April to June and across London, this major season explores 1968 culture, politics and thought and their legacy manifestations in cinema, visual art, literature, music and activism.
The London Review Bookshop is hosting two events as part of the season:
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City of Words
In characteristically oblique and erudite style, Alberto Manguel addresses the rise of violent intolerance in the modern world by considering the stories we have told about ourselves in myth literature and film, from Gilgamesh to Don Quixote to 2001: A Space Oddyssey. Stories... See details
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Darkmans
Nicola Barker’s vast, sprawling and marvellously undisciplined novel is set in Ashford, a rather unloveable town in the Thames Gateway. But its narrative stretches back and forth through time – history would seem to be one of its characters, as would John Scogin, court jester to Edward IV. ‘Da... See details