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me and andrew motion have been getting lively on what he calls “fools kombucha” (vodka and red wine vinegar) and now we’re both booched out, talking complete mcdonald’s, jogging up and down the LRB bookshop floor

This is sure to be brilliant and we'd be there if we could! Do not miss, London friends! And tell us all about it afterwards!

🎧 PODCAST 🎧 Olivia Laing discusses her latest book THE GARDEN AGAINST TIME with Jon Day Listen here: lrb.me/en3

Sarah Moss discussing her new memoir MY GOOD BRIGHT WOLF with Octavia Bright at our event this evening londonreviewbookshop.co.uk/stock/my-good-…

keir starmer "does not rule out" ban on smoking a zoot at the picador garden party

Our Book of the Week is 'a Copernican Revolution in Auden Studies': Nicholas Jenkins's groundbreaking reassessment of W.H. Auden's early life, THE ISLAND: W.H. AUDEN AND THE LAST OF ENGLISHNESS, just out from Faber Books Find out more here: lrb.me/cr3

the blue line in today's nyt connections opens up a number of baffling rabbit holes. i don't want to say too much but ye gods

Our Author of the Month for September is the Scottish novelist and screenwriter William Boyd, whose 18th novel GABRIEL’S MOON is published this month Find out more here: lrb.me/boyd

Our current bestsellers 🦀 lrb.me/6jh

pick up the book nearest you and turn to p56. place a crisp £5 note inside so it is flush with the spine. close the book and travel to the london review bookshop, 14 bury place, bringing the book with you. deposit book in the white (right-hand) drawer of the pbk biography table.

impressive that they have found an actual child to write the blurb for this history of children's literature

Helen Charman reading from and discussing her new book MOTHER STATE with Lola Olufemi at our sold-out event this evening Order your copy here: londonreviewbookshop.co.uk/stock/mother-s…

Really great evening listening to Helen Charman talking about her new book Mother State London Review Bookshop. 100% recommend to a friend

"good bookselling weather" as the old gaffer used to say, as another wave came lurching over the gunwale