The Hackney author’s third novel is ‘one to put on your summer reading list’
The photographer explains how a small community of climbers formed around a rock in a Hackney park
Burley Fisher Books reaches final shortlist in the category it won last year
Warner’s friends, who had expected the books and documents to be archived in the wake of her death, call the disposal a ‘disgrace’
Actors McDonagh and Scarpa talk to the Citizen about their intimate portrait of the pandemic’s impact on theatres
Book written by Francisco de la Mora, who creates artwork for the Citizen, explores the life of Diego Rivera and his marriage to Frida Kahlo
The writer spent the pandemic wandering the capital, and has used the experience to craft a ‘magnetic collection of short stories’
The author’s debut novel uses 12 loosely-connected stories to build a portrait of the area’s complex history
The author and theatre director’s ‘poignant’ fifth novel explores the gay experience through history
Town Hall launches consultation with the aim of putting libraries ‘at the heart of community life’
This genre-defying volume by an East London architect is a ‘meditation on the collective trauma of immigration’
The Stoke Newington novelist’s ‘highly readable’ debut is ‘destined to challenge not a few facile assumptions’