Author Talks in London
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Professor Anthony Reddie
📍 Union Chapel
£6.13 - £11.55
FREE[4482 Artist Talk] with Hongil Yoon
📍 63 High St. Café

Defending Black Studies
📍 Southbank Centre
FREEThe Women of Fitzrovia Lunchtime Talk Series: "Women Artists"
📍 Fitzrovia Chapel

Suede in Conversation
📍 Union Chapel London
From £204.84

Jana Prikryl & Richard Ayoade: The Channel
📍 London Review Bookshop
£10.00

George Bernard Shaw - two films and talk by Neil Titley
📍 Keats Community Library

Pushkin Debuts: Folklore, Metamorphosis + the Making of the Self
📍 Morocco Bound Wandsworth
From £8.00

Alice Oseman in conversation at Conway Hall
📍 Conway Hall
£15.00 - £27.00

Sofia Montrone and Grace Murray in conversation - Islington
📍 Waterstones
£5.00 - £19.00

David Kynaston & Alison Light: Deep Into the Sixties; Britain 1965–66
📍 London Review Bookshop
£10.00
FREEReleasing the Spirit: Lancelot Andrewes and the Poetics of Preaching
📍 Southwark Cathedral

Bloomsbury Folklore Club (Baba Yaga)
📍 Waterstones
£11.55

Talks@Trades - The Warner Estate: Architecture For Artisans by Kirstin Sibley
📍 Walthamstow Trades Hall

Fran Lebowitz
📍 Barbican Hall

Yotam Ottolenghi - Simple Too: LIVE
📍 Barbican Hall
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Author Talks in London — Guide
Author talks in London are a fantastic opportunity for book lovers and curious minds to dive deep into a variety of subjects. These events bring together authors from diverse fields—fiction writers, poets, historians, and more—to share their insights and personal stories. Whether you're looking to explore new ideas or simply spend an evening with like-minded individuals, author talks in London offer a welcoming atmosphere that encourages engagement and discussion.
They typically take place in a range of venues such as cozy basement clubs, pub function rooms, arts centres, and dedicated talks & lectures spaces. These events are usually held weekly or monthly, allowing regular attendees to meet authors frequently without overcommitting. Expect lively discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and perhaps even book signings—all contributing to an enriching experience that bridges the gap between reading and conversation.