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Event with Will Self on March 8.

I’m talking at the Royal College of Art on March 4 (details later).

Iain Sinclair and Standard Planets tell the stories of the London Overground

Standard Planets have just completed their stunning new collaboration with internationally acclaimed writer and master of Psychogeography Iain Sinclair, with the limited-edition 100 copy vinyl 12″ being released worldwide on Feb 26th. 

Faber Social Presents The Language of Place

http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/faber-s...

A night of talks and music featuring

Will Self

Iain Sinclair

Nina Lyon

Plus live music from The Memory Band

Thursday 25th February

Doors open at 7pm | Show starts at 7.30pm

 

 

Walking around the London Overground circuit, at night (updated)

On Feb 23rd (right now as I type, I suspect), Iain will be walking around the London Overground circuit, at night, with Andrew Kötting and Anonymous Bosch.

The paperback of London Overground will be published on April 7.

25/02/2016

I found the following blog post about the walk, with pictures:

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A Walk on the Isle of Grain

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A Walk on the Isle of Grain Posted on February 5, 2016

The Isle of Grain, the furthest tip of the Thames estuary, operates between a schism of expansive landscape that invites exploration and dead ends that constantly interrupt the flow of navigation. As I drove to Grain in late November with my good [...]

A Guadalajara Diary by Philip Hoare

Iain suggested this post by Philip Hoare, “covering the British Council trip we both made to Guadalajara in December.”

 

 

 

From Day into Night: Walking the Ginger Line with Iain Sinclair

Date: Wednesday 20 January 2016 Time: 19:00 – 20:30* Location: Cubic Theatre Tickets: Adult £10; Concession £8

Book tickets

Join Iain Sinclair for an account of his London adventure – where he explores the city through a day’s tramp around the circuit of the London Overground railway, or the Ginger line. Shortly after rush-hour and accompanied [...]

Iain on Open Country

Mark Smalley, the producer of Open Country, tells me that the programme on the Paviland Cave is linked ‘for a long time to come’. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06pd8rx

 

Writer Iain Sinclair seeks the UK’s oldest burial site in a cave along south Gower’s windy clifftops. The ‘Red Lady of Paviland’ was interred in a cave 26,000 [...]

Bricks From The Kiln

The website for the journal in which Iain’s recent publication Westering appears – Bricks From The Kiln – is now live, and orders are being taken online: www.b-f-t-k.info

A few copies of the separate edition of Westering published by Test Centre are still available: http://testcentre.org.uk/product/west...