Through the Looking Glasses, Travis Elborough, book review: ‘A great way to put your own eyewear to use’
The local author turns his lens to the instruments that help him and an estimated four billion others navigate the world
The local author turns his lens to the instruments that help him and an estimated four billion others navigate the world
The acclaimed local author on why we now need maps more than ever, ‘even if the routes and roads they contain are never taken’
The Hackney author’s companion book to last year’s Atlas of the Unexpected explores worlds ‘savaged by nature, humanity or both’
Journey through a rich collection of facts, fiction and memoires that chronicle the beguiling history of buses
Floating villages, a chess-inspired city and a tiny Canadian island all feature in this ‘enchanting’ travel compendium
Local rambler covers the borough’s 58 parks in one day to celebrate nomination
Stoke Newington author Travis Elborough describes some of the strangest and most historically-obscure locations across the globe in his latest book
Historian Travis Elborough charts the fascinating history of parks, those little pockets of nature most of us take for granted
Historian Travis Elborough charts the fascinating history of parks, those little pockets of nature most of us take for granted
Samuel Pepys, Herman Melville and Christopher Columbus among the authors of a fascinating compendium of travel writing, co-compiled by Travis Elborough
Samuel Pepys, Herman Melville and Christopher Columbus among the authors of a fascinating compendium of travel writing, co-compiled by Travis Elborough
Travis Elborough is exploring Victoria Park’s links with sport, colonialism and protest as research for a book on the history of public parks
Author Travis Elborough from Stoke Newington helped to write this poetic documentary looking at London past and present
Stoke Newington author’s project provides portrait of life in the city from Tudor times to present day
Briny collection featuring Salena Godden is latest title from Gary Budden and Kit Caless’ ‘site specific’ Influx Press
Book on the old London Bridge blows urban myths about its 1960s sale out of the water