Iain Sinclair's Blog, page 13

Kodak Mantra Diaries and Other Smoke Signals coming out soon

It’s the promise of “We heard you like books”

http://weheardyoulikebooks.com/releas...

 

 

Akina in Paris

 

Akina is having a Paris week starting from tomorrow.

 

Starting from Tuesday 8th of November at 20:30 at Club Silencio, the AM projects crew, in collaboration with AKINA, will be projecting their new collective body of work BKK to a live DJ set created by Alex Bocchetto.  This will consist of photo works [...]

Walk London site by TFL

I don’t know if it has been launched, relaunched, revamped or I am just very late to it, but I received  an email from TFL about this site which features informations and maps to walk in London, including some walks which remind of some of Iain’s most impressive expeditions.

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A new book of poems, Seeschlange – Launch and reading at Swedenborg

I have a new book of poems, Seeschlange, published by Equipage (Cambridge) in an edition of 300 copies.

Iain

 

I delighted that Rod Mengham has allowed me to smuggle out another fugitive catch of notebook poems, short texts and soundscapes, from his Equipage press. Seeschlange really is about ‘waiting for the past of happen’. [...]

The Last London – Iain’s working on a new book

I’m trying hard to get the time to work on a big book, to be delivered by December. It’s called The Last London. (About right, after Brexit), my ‘final’ tilt at our stretched city. The end of a long sequence.

Iain

French editions of Iain’s books

Iain went to France in September to promote the French edition of London Overground and the reissue of London Orbital

 

London Overground in French

 

 

London Orbital

 

 

A new book of poems, Seeschlange

I have a new book of poems, Seeschlange, published by Equipage (Cambridge) in an edition of 300 copies.

Iain

EDITH (the chronicles)

EDITH (the chronicles) 

A Book made as part of the EDITH project commissioned by Hastings Borough Council for the ROOT 1066 International Festival with support from UCA. 338 pages full colour, published by Badbloodandsibyl edited by Andrew Kotting and designed by Lisa Wrake.

It is a remarkable thing of wonder and [...]

Haggerston park

In this interview Iain talks about his relation with Haggerston park.

A group of residents are asking members of the public to ask the council to save the park from several projects to develop on it.

Read more on the following facebook page:

 

https://www.facebook.com/Save-Haggers...

Caught by the river Thames

Iain will appear at this festival in or near Fulham.

http://www.caughtbytheriverthames.com/