It's time to start nagging your boss so you can avoid transport delays of up to an hour next summer.
30 authors descend on Queen's Park next Saturday for a day of lit heaven. And it's dirt cheap, too.
We're having lunch and a long weekend, and the Queen's off to see the gee gees.
The week ahead in literary London. So much going on. So, so much.
Hear all six shortlisted authors reading and discussing their books, and a chance to quiz a panel on how to get published.
Our pick of where to find funny this week.
Oxfam are looking to collect 330,000 books in this year's Donation Drive, so take a look at your shelves.
A history of the Bible in translation with an original King James Bible, and a rare chance to get inside Lambeth Palace.
The week ahead in literary London: Margaret Drabble, Blake Morrison, Iain Sinclair, Simon Munnery and a triple bill of John Hegley.
A festival of walks, talks and concerts to celebrate London at Foyles.
Baba Brinkman performs some of his brilliant hip hop about evolution to launch a new science resource.
Our choice of the funny this week: new material, well-loved sets and some packed club nights.
Relax with a good book this weekend in a pop-up library in Covent Garden piazza.
Molly Naylor's poetic one-woman show about her experiences on and after 7th July 2005.
A couple of brilliantly witty poems from Liz Bentley - and you can see her tomorrow night in Holloway.
The week ahead in literary London: John Hegley, Alan Bennett, festivals, poetry performances and it's Book Slam time again.
The RMT are asking London Underground to match a deal agreed with Network Rail to ensure the tube runs smoothly during the Games.
Tons of good events in this thoroughly unpretentious literary festival.
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