Books & Poetry
This creeped us out. | By M@
Sitting pretty on Regent's Canal. | By Londonist Staff
Hidden in the back streets. | By Londonist Staff
Ever suffered from a Queer Bung? | By Will Noble
Recognise any of these characters? | By Will Noble
In the footsteps of the great women's rights advocate. | By Londonist
In honour of International Women's Day. | By Harry Rosehill
The Muse by Jessie Burton. | By M@
Exceptional stuff from Rachel Kolsky. | By M@
Curiouser and curiouser. | By Laura Reynolds
Gags, puns and a lot of rattling milk bottles. | By Kyra Hanson
We haven't made it easy for you. | By Will Noble
Centuries-old signage. | By Londonist Staff
From the underground music scene to issues of migration. | By Kyra Hanson
Docklands history. | By M@
Can you spot them all? | By M@
Bibliophiles assemble! | By M@
Londonist Mapped. | By Londonist Staff
Unseen London is back. | By M@
Was Charles Dickens guilty of anti-semitism? | By Londonist
Pie in the sky? | By Londonist
From Anglo-Saxon London, to secret parks and Churchill's hideouts. | By Londonist Staff
Music hall history and an alternative Albert Hall. | By Tom Bolton
Head to London's book temple. | Sponsor
Monsterzz. They're basically the new fixie bike. | By Harry Rosehill
New book shows the vehicular variety of 999. | By M@
London lit picks. | By Londonist
Ahead of their time. Gone before their time. | By Will Noble
It's become a mainstream art. | By Will Noble
Opinion
A poem celebrating 30 years of the DLR. | By Harry Rosehill
Life on the fringe. | By James Drury
Author lays into the capital's concrete monoliths. | By Londonist
Because sheds can be beautiful too. | By M@
Covering everything from blue plaques to pub crawls. | By Eleana Overett
Two of the capital's oldest Jewish burial grounds. | By M@
The power of paper. | By Will Noble
Game of Thrones to ghosts. | By M@
Your next commute read, sorted. | By Londonist
Find the water running beneath your feet. | By M@
Bloomsbury doesn't feature much. | By M@
Orwell and Shelley go brutalist. | By Will Noble
For some, the 40s was a time of sexual liberation. | By Peter Ackroyd
The Dickensian city is still out there. | By Londonist
At £15 a ticket, we were hoping for more. | By M@
Translations and transformations. | Sponsor
Literature Week is back. | Sponsor
London in short chunks. | By M@
Tower Bridge has a hidden setting. | By M@
Head to the British Academy. | Sponsor
A whole week dedicated to books. | Sponsor
New Beacon Books. | By Will Noble
Nothing to do with the novelist. | By M@
Splashback to the Future. | By M@
Books, beds, bibles and beer. | By Zoe Craig
St Bart's plaque marks the spot. | By M@
Hygge, Austen and Hamilton. | By Zoe Craig
Much more than just a place to stay. | By Zoe Craig
8 of London's best. | By Harry Rosehill
London Town and other 19th century treasures. | By Hawk Norton
One moggy's usual is a pint of prawns. | By Will Noble
Chris McCabe digs up the past. | By Harry Rosehill
60 places you'll want to visit. | By M@
Get stuck into a decent book. | By Hari Mountford
Strange but true. | By Will Noble
You're invited to Aslan's banquet. | By Laura Reynolds
Compare old and modern locations. | By Zoe Craig
The Losers of 1835. | By M@
New book explores architectural gems. | By M@
Opinion
Extract from a fascinating new book. | By Chris McCabe
Guess what his favourite place was? | By M@
A serious alcohol problem. | By Peter Ackroyd
Gems from Judge's of Hastings. | By M@
Including the one where Noël Coward was caught shoplifting. | By Londonist
The last word in trivia books. | By M@
★★★★★
Marvellous medicine? | By Will Noble
Creepy cartography. | By Londonist Staff
Potterheads, rejoice. | By Zoe Craig
Don't pretend you're not excited. | By Laura Reynolds
New book offers amazing photos. | By M@
Midnight parties, and a beer pong tournament. | By Laura Reynolds
Equestrian questions. | By M@
When officialdom gets it wrong. | By M@
Big Letter Hunt gets us looking at buildings. | By M@
Free art trail inspired by The BFG comes to London this summer | By Zoe Craig
Dr Seuss at the Stratford Centre. | By Zoe Craig
Exceptional comparisons. | By M@
One for the uninitiated. | By Tabish Khan
Or meet The Gruffalo and invent new sweets, Roald Dahl-style? | By Zoe Craig
