Books, Zines and Magazines I read in September. Featuring Fitzcarraldo Editions Thea Lenarduzzi FEM ZINE Bad Betty Press surrender dorothy Pushkin Press RMJ axaxaxas lmäo Vittles Open City Where The Leaves Fall Lou Stoppard Extra Teeth

Mobile 101. All the spheres.

I really admire Eric Parry. The work is consistently excellent and it is hard to imagine many other architects of his stature volunteering a Saturday to lead small Open City walking tours. Here he is helping a passerby carry her mobility aid down some stairs mid-tour.

What an extraordinary Saturday morning enjoying the first part of Eric Parry's Open House London Tale of Two Cities: Westminster tour! Starting at New Bond St and heading to St John's Waterloo

Do I know anyone who could make a curtain like this? (For money!)?

An neolithic office day out comuning with the ancients. Thank you Merlin Fulcher and Rachel Copel organising.

Made it!

Weirdest one yet. Mobile 100. An experiment incorporating propagation vases that change the balance of the structure as the water evaporates. A present for Sonny Malhotra.

liberals who helped Johnson's Tories win an epic majority in 2019 by denigrating Labour, now appalled to discover that actions have consequences

Office day out to Stone Henge. Kicking off with breakfast at Regency Cafe.

How did we get into this mess? How does one party, with pretty unpopular policies, a small number of members and a disastrous track record cling onto power no matter how incompetent they are shown to be?....oh

'her premiership has lasted less time than the leadership campaign she won'

Embarking on a new grant application. Total requested word count: 8,700 words + budgets and numerous other docs. I reckon it'll cost the charity around £10k in staff time and overheads just to apply. Insane anyone still thinks these processes are fair or sensible.