Tagged in LITERATURE
Maps
By M@

George Orwell's London, Mapped

Where did he live, write and drink?
Books & Poetry
By Padraig Daly

10 Great LGBTQ+ Books Set In London

From Oscar Wilde to Dean Atta.
History
By Ellie Broughton

Thomas Cromwell's London: Locations To Visit From Hilary Mantel's Novels

Nine places from Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies.
Books & Poetry
By Laura Reynolds

Beatrix Potter's London: The Birthplace And Favourite Places Of Peter Rabbit's Creator

Not such a country bumpkin after all.
Books & Poetry
By Will Noble

When The London Library Discovered Bram Stoker's Dracula Notes Scribbled In Its Books

A terribly exciting discovery.
Books & Poetry
By Londonist

7 Female Writers Who Broke The Rules For London

London lit picks.
Things To Do
By Laura Reynolds

How The Bank Of England Inspired These Famous Books

Austen, Dickens and Wodehouse all have connections.
Books & Poetry
By M@

Mapped: All Virginia Woolf's Novels

Bloomsbury doesn't feature much.
Free & Cheap

Discover The Dark Side Of London At The Night Museum

Night-time walks and nocturnal performances.
By Laura Reynolds

Where To Celebrate The New Harry Potter Book Launch

Midnight parties, and a beer pong tournament.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London Today: Thursday 5 May 2016

Remember to vote, people!
By Tabish Khan

Butterflies To Shakespeare: London's Most Talked About Art Exhibitions

The best and worst from London's art scene.
By Laura Reynolds

Rare Alice In Wonderland Books To Go On Display (For Just 4 Days)

Including a first published edition in original condition.
By Sam Smith

Review: Ballet Of The Winter's Tale Is A Modern Classic

Second chance to see this outstanding creation.

★★★★★
By Laura Reynolds

Check Out TfL's Shakespeare Tube Map

Change at Macbeth for the Villains and Rivals line.
By Stuart Black

Benedict Cumberbatch In Action As Superhero Doctor Strange

Now that’s magic.
By Will Noble

Step Back In Time: Alternative London A-Z Describes London Of 1953

1953 guide is reissued.

 ★★★★☆
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Sci-Fi Play Set On Pluto Feels A Bit Distant

Alistair McDowell's new play at the Royal Court.

★★★☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Ayckbourn's Adulterous Romp Is A Hilarious Affair

How The Other Half Loves shows absurdity of marital mix-ups.

 ★★★★☆
By Neil Dowden

Interview: Leo Butler On How His Play Boy Minds The Gap

And how it's important to keep up with yoof speak.
Books & Poetry
By M@

15 Dickens Characters With Really Silly Names

If you thought Mr Bumble was daft...
By Sam Smith

Review: Nothing Is Black And White In Les Blancs

Lorraine Hansberry's little known play gets due attention.

★★★★☆
By Rachel Holdsworth

Join In A Londonwide Book Club With Cityread

Start reading Gillian Slovo's Ten Days.
By Stuart Black

Renee Zellweger Returns To London To Have Bridget Jones’s Baby

Watch the new trailer.