Andrew Marr in the New Statesman
I “hugely enjoyed Putney by Sofka Zinovieff, about sexual obsession in the freethinking 1970s, and the anti-paedophilia world of today. It is beautifully written and genuinely shocking; it’s as if Nabokov had given Lolita eyes and a very clear voice.”
Alex Preston in The Observer
“Smart and furiously gripping.”
Cressida Connolly in The Spectator
“The best novel of 2018, by far.”
In conversation with authors and travellers Peter Fiennes, Julian Hoffman and Michael Vatikiotis Double Event – The Art of Being Human and Journeys To The Greeks Fri, 23 September 2022 19:00 – 22:00 EEST Capodistrias Museum – Kapodistrias Museum Evrapouli Village, Koukouritsa, 491 00 Evropouli The evening’s events will commence with award winning novelist Evie Wyld reading a new
In conversation with Amanda Craig, Sally Emerson and Richard Beard. Two Consecutive Events in a Spectacular Location: Living UNESCO and The Novel In A Time Of Crisis Thu, 22 September 2022 19:00 – 22:00 EEST Location: Palace of St. Michael and St. George 114 Kapodistriou 491 00 Kerkira About this event LIVING UNESCO Old Corfu Town
The final episode of Athens Unpacked. Despite the devastating financial crisis, the arts continued to flourish in Athens during the second decade of the 21st century. From wealthy benefactors creating impressive cultural centres to street artists and buskers improving the quality of life in the city centre, high and low cultures co-exist and nourish each
