Am delighted to share my new piece in British Vogue about my commune childhood, eighties gilded fashion, Leigh Bowery, the joyful paradoxes of punk, Dadaism and finding my identity. My 14-year-old self would be jumping with joy! #homeiswherewestart vogue.co.uk/article/susann…

ICYMI! I talked with the excellent Andy Park on ABC radio about my book #HomeIsWhereWeStart Fig Tree, my childhood in a utopian commune, archive research, sects, the English stiff-upper lip and the role philosophy can play in helping us make sense of our lives...

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Not even three hours since i got back from a few days by the sea, and delighted to drop the tease that i'm going to be interviewing Susanna about her amazing memoir, amongst other things, for the legendary 3:AM Magazine in the not-too-distant. Watch this space 👀👀👀👀

An enlightening interview of susannacrossman with Dr Lily Dunn: about Susanna's debut, "Home Is Where we Start", and about lots of important aspects of #memoir-writing.

Sunday morning very messy book stacks:

Dimanche soir.

Friends, readers, writers & book people, UK book tour dates for #HomeIsWhereWeStart Fig Tree are filling up fast: radio, events, classes, festivals, podcasts... Do get in touch for talk about utopias, memoir, philosophy, intentions, impact & the many meanings of home...

Can’t wait to read the latest novel The Watermark by the immensely talented Sam Mills 👇👇👇👇👇👇!

La vue du train. Un mardi matin en septembre.

kingsreview.co.uk/interviews/jac… Amazing, complex interview with Jaqueline Rose about her book Women in Dark Times, feminism and revolutions from Katrina Zaat & Ina Linge (she/her) in the King’s Review.

Jeudi matin.

Les feuilles. À la fin de l’été.