Our first bookshop events of 2025 reflect some of the turbulence of the contemporary world. In the week of the presidential inauguration, we welcome Amber Massie–Blomfield to discuss how art can be a tool of political activism, and vice versa. In early February we’re delighted to present Sulaiman Addonia, whose latest novel The Seers is both an extraordinary work of experimental fiction, and a profoundly humanising contribution to the conversation around migration. That evening will also feature readings from the model and activist Liya Kebede. The following week we welcome poet Sarah Hesketh to present 2016, her oral-history-as-poem, about the year in which so much was overturned. And we finish the month by welcoming jazz maestro Jeremy Pelt to talk about his Griot series of interviews with masters of that most history-charged musical genre. All events are free, and open to everyone. So do come along and get involved!
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