Out of the Ashes by Vicky Newham book review
Themes of immigration, gentrification and belonging are central to Vicky Newham’s second book featuring Detective Inspector Maya Rahman. ‘Out of
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Themes of immigration, gentrification and belonging are central to Vicky Newham’s second book featuring Detective Inspector Maya Rahman. ‘Out of
We’ve enlisted the help of four local school children to unpack the fictional world of 1940’s wartime Britain as portrayed
With help from The Nature Seed, our book reviewer Helen Simms discovers the joy of looking, connecting, and bonding with
Our book reviewer Tabitha Potts delves into The Graves of Whitechapel, a historical crime thriller that follows a barrister’s intricate
A scorching collection of essays, Regeneration Songs is crucial reading for anyone seeking to understand their changing city. Moving through
Our resident reviewer Tabitha Potts dives into this fantastic book charting the lives, day-jobs and backgrounds of East End fighters
This debut novel by Gemma Reeves is a dreamy montage of lives connected by delight in the small things while
Our reviewer Tabitha Potts casts her eyes over Vicky Newham’s debut murder mystery Turn a Blind Eye, twisting and turning
A love letter to East London, The Secrets of the Homefront Girls shows how everyone counts whatever their gender, class
As Four Corners edges towards a full reopening, we glance back over its radical history, inextricable from that of the road it serves.
We spoke to artist Marc Gooderham on the nostalgia of our favourite East End haunts, and what makes a place
Ifti Latif is a local poet, who wrote a poem inspired by lockdown last summer. As the winter months take hold and people look for some positivity in the current climate, he has chosen to share his work which he hopes will ‘be something nice to think about, especially as we enter January’.