A date for the diary
Those lovely people at Monday Books are holding an event for Theodore Dalrymple's new book - Not With A Bang But A Whimper - on 23/2/10 in Kensington.
Regular Spectator readers will know Dalrymple's unmissable column on the delights of inner city medicine and so forth, others may know his work not written under his nom de plume - 'The Wilder Shores of Marx', 'Monrovia Mon Amour' inter alia. Having read both of those books, I will happily vouch for his prose.
Anyway, Dalrymple will be doing a Q&A session chaired by Dan Hannan, and for the bagatelle of £16.50, one gets to sit at the feet of these two titans, a hardback copy of the book and wine and nibbles. Any readers interested should e-mail me and I will pass on the more specific details. Furthermore, any profit from event will be going to Haiti appeal.
To be updated with hyperlinks, formatted etc a bit later on.
(Full disclosure time - I'm on the guest list for this. However, I do not promote anything I do not support, so I believe my integrity remains uncompromised).
Regular Spectator readers will know Dalrymple's unmissable column on the delights of inner city medicine and so forth, others may know his work not written under his nom de plume - 'The Wilder Shores of Marx', 'Monrovia Mon Amour' inter alia. Having read both of those books, I will happily vouch for his prose.
Anyway, Dalrymple will be doing a Q&A session chaired by Dan Hannan, and for the bagatelle of £16.50, one gets to sit at the feet of these two titans, a hardback copy of the book and wine and nibbles. Any readers interested should e-mail me and I will pass on the more specific details. Furthermore, any profit from event will be going to Haiti appeal.
To be updated with hyperlinks, formatted etc a bit later on.
(Full disclosure time - I'm on the guest list for this. However, I do not promote anything I do not support, so I believe my integrity remains uncompromised).
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Excellent, I might go to that!
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