Books
‘Out there the ‘60s was happening. In The Junction nothing changed’
Anthony Keating is a Kentish Town-raised poet – now “in exile” in Lancashire – who has just published his first collection
Ich Bin Kentishtowner: Oliver Harris, author
‘What did I do today? Led a seminar on creative writing, then went home and wondered if I really knew anything about it’
So what exactly is a rubbish lesbian?
Gospel Oak-based author and columnist Sarah Westwood has just published a Kindle book which pokes fun at all the stereotypes
Just what is the link between Karl Marx and Bananarama?
From everybody’s favourite socialist to a classic 80s girl band. In about twenty paces
Alberteen: a very good band you’ve never heard of
Catch this acclaimed trio at Tufnell Park dive bar Aces & Eights next week
So what exactly is a literary salon?
Misplaced your love of literature somewhere along the line? Rediscover it this year with a “spa for the mind”
14 Things I learnt about ghostwriting, by Shannon Kyle
The Gospel Oak-based best-selling author has penned smash hits for Jade Goody amongst others. Here she reveals some secrets
Secret glimpses into diaries of the famous: A London Year
An addictive new hardback offers us some intriguing insight into the area from the last two centuries
See Highgate’s celeb vampire-hunter in the flesh
Earlier this summer our story on the Highgate Vampire turned into a mud-slinging battleground with 200 comments and counting. So why not go hear what the central figure in it all has to say?
Missed these stories?
Our two London titles (Kentishtowner north, Below The River south) publish nearly a hundred times a month, so the chances are you’ve missed the odd article. Every Friday we point out some recent highlights
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