Clerkenwell’s squalid and toil-infested ways
3 October 2017 Comments Off on Clerkenwell’s squalid and toil-infested waysAs part of Literary Footprints 2017, on Wednesday 11th October Jen Pedler will be revealing The Nether
Read moreScrooge’s Lonely Rooms
26 September 2017 Comments Off on Scrooge’s Lonely RoomsDavid Charnick explores how Charles Dickens exploited the peculiarities of office space provision in
Read moreOrwell In The Clink
27 September 2016 Comments Off on Orwell In The ClinkNext in our series of Literary Footprints 2016 posts, David Charnick recounts the young Eric Blair’s
Read more‘Bertie learns how to write’: The apprenticeship of HG Wells
20 September 2016 Comments Off on ‘Bertie learns how to write’: The apprenticeship of HG WellsWith our annual Literary Footprints Festival just around the corner, Robin Rowles recounts some of the
Read moreWhat might Dickens have made of “Dickensian”?
14 January 2016 Comments Off on What might Dickens have made of “Dickensian”?With Dickensian, the BBC’s re-imagining of some of Charles Dickens’ most enduring characters
Read moreIan Fleming
28 October 2015 Comments Off on Ian FlemingAs Spectre, the latest outing for 007 hits our cinema screens Michael Duncan talks about the life of
Read moreFootprints of London on the Robert Elms show
26 October 2015 Comments Off on Footprints of London on the Robert Elms showWe were delighted to be invited to talk to Robert Elms about the final weekend of the 2015 Literary
Read moreAnd you can quote me on that!
7 October 2015 Comments Off on And you can quote me on that!With the first event of Literary Footprints Festival less than 24 hours away, as a little taster
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