A History of the East End, Chris Dorley Brown, book review: ‘Stands out from the crowd’ Dorley Brown’s photographs show East London in ‘all its beauty and grime’ By Sarah Birch / 3 Jul 2024
Child Migrant Voices in Modern Britain, Eithne Nightingale, book review: ‘Unique perspectives on how we live’ By Sarah Birch / 2 Apr 2024
Coming Unstuck, Joe Cullen, book review: ‘An object lesson in how to get out of a rut’ By Sarah Birch / 14 Feb 2024
One Girl Began, Kate Murray-Browne, book review: ‘These women’s lives are all heroic in a small way’ By Sarah Birch / 22 Jan 2024
One Last Song, Nathan Evans, book review: ‘A delicately oblique love story’ By Sarah Birch / 8 Jan 2024
Hackney Scars, Eddie Plex, book review: ‘Local spirit of anarchic quirk’ By Sarah Birch / 23 Oct 2023
‘Makes me so angry’: Hackney author Dr Chris van Tulleken lifts lid on ultra-processed foods in bestselling book By Marion Weaver / 18 Sep 2023
‘We used to understand the beauty of something being made by hand’: Jeweller Theo Fennell on the East End, his burgeoning writing career, and how big brands are sucking the joy out of his craft By Marion Weaver / 14 Jul 2023
‘So very proud’: Retired Hackney teacher helps Ghanaian primary school students become published authors By Hackney Citizen / 26 Jun 2023
‘My mum thought I’d be sent to jail’: Hackney author’s new memoir chronicles decades-long career in publishing – from controversial cult hits to phenomena like Harry Potter By Marion Weaver / 18 Apr 2023
Tales of the Suburbs, Justin David, book review: ‘Vivid storytelling full of sharp detail’ By Sarah Birch / 27 Mar 2023
