Exhibition: Batsford, 175 Years of a Bloomsbury Publisher
The story of Batsford began when Bradley Thomas Batsford opened the doors to his bookshop on High Ho[…]
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Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain – Exhibition at The Aram Gallery
To celebrate the publication of Isokon and the Bauhaus in Britain by Leyla Daybelge and Magnus Englu[…]
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Isokon and the Bauhaus with Leyla Daybelge and Magnus Englund at 2 Willow Road
Step into the living room of brutalist architect, Erno Goldfiner, to hear authors of Isokon and the[…]
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Join Leyla Daybelge & Magnus Englund authors of ‘Isokon and the Bauhuas in Britain’ at Daunt Books
Come along to Daunt Books Hampstead on Wednesday 24th April at 6.30pm where Magnus Englund and Leyla[…]
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Join Colin Salter, author of ‘Science is Beautiful: Botanical Life’ at Edinburgh Science Festival
Through the ages plants have been associated with beauty. Microscopes reveal that what’s true of pla[…]
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Alan Turing Voted ‘The Greatest Person of the 20th Century’
Four weeks; seven categories; one ultimate winner. Alan Turing has been chosen as the greatest perso[…]
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Maps of London & Beyond shortlisted in the ESTW Awards
Maps of London and Beyond by Adam Dant has been shortlisted in the Edward Stanfords Travel Writing A[…]
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How to whittle your own elf
Enjoy the simple and mindful craft of whittling while creating your own elf to decorate the mantelpi[…]
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How to Think Like a Coder shortlisted for the Educational Writers’ Award
Jim Christian’s fun and informative guide to coding How to Think Like a Coder, has been shortlisted[…]
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Get to know Millie Marotta’s illustrated animals and plants
Can you tell your guillemots from your banded pittas? Since the release of Animal Kingdom, Millie Ma[…]
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Vote for How to See Nature in the People’s Book Prize
How to See Nature by Paul Evans has been nominated in the non-fiction category of the People’s Book[…]
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Meet Paul Evans at Shrewsbury Literature Festival
With a title taken from the 1940 Batsford book, How To See Nature is nature writing for the modern r[…]
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