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Pages of Hackney is an independent bookshop on Lower Clapton Road in London, UK.
Subscribe to our podcast to hear recordings of selected events with authors at the shop and other local venues.
Take a look at our forthcoming events or browse our shelves.
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By My Hands: Florian Gadsby in Conversation with Debika Ray (14 September 2023)
Florian Gadsby discusses his first book, BY MY HANDS: A POTTER'S APPRENTICESHIP, with Debika Ray at Hackney's Old School Rooms.
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This Ragged Grace: Octavia Bright in Conversation with Carrie Plitt (31 May 2023)
Octavia Bright discusses her memoir, THIS RAGGED GRACE: A MEMOIR OF RECOVERY AND RENEWAL with her Literary Friction co-host Carrie Plitt.
Recorded at the Old School Rooms, London on 31 May 2023. -
The Feminist Killjoy Handbook: Sara Ahmed and Hannah Dawson in Conversation (18 May 2023)
Sara Ahmed and Hannah Dawson in conversation at the Old School Rooms, London on 18 May 2023 for the launch of THE FEMINIST KILLJOY HANDBOOK.
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On Prisons, Borders, and Abolition: Cradle Community, Gracie Mae Bradley, and Luke de Noronha (20 March 2023)
Kelsey and Chelsea from Cradle Community (authors of BRICK BY BRICK: HOW WE BUILD A WORLD WITHOUT PRISONS) and Gracie Mae Bradley and Luke de Noronha (authors of AGAINST BORDERS: THE CASE FOR ABOLITION) discuss the struggles for prison and border abolition as part of the Knowledge is Power programme at BSix College, Hackney.
Recorded on Monday 20 March 2023.
With thanks to Lucy Capes and Lou Palmer. -
Alva Gotby in Conversation with Helen Hester (28 February 2023)
Alva Gotby discusses her book THEY CALL IT LOVE: THE POLITICS OF EMOTIONAL LIFE with Helen Hester. Recorded 28 February at Pages of Hackney, London, UK.
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Lauren John Joseph in Conversation with Barry Pierce (13 January 2023)
Lauren John Joseph discusses their exquistite debut novel, AT CERTAINS POINTS WE TOUCH, with Barry Pierce. Recorded on 13 January 2023 at Pages of Hackney, London, UK.
Thanks to Lou Palmer for the recording.