Newham Bookshop

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9.30 am – 5 pm
Saturday 10 am – 5 pm

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Forthcoming events

Thursday 22 November at 6.50 pm
at Stratford Picturehouse

Gary Younge
Another Day in the Death of America

Past events and news

Brix Smith Start
The Rise, The Fall, and The Rise

Travis Elborough
A Walk in the Park

Chris Cleave
Everyone Brave is Forgiven

Redbridge Green Fair
with Yvvette Edwards and Pete May

Last Match at the Boleyn:
watch Roger Stotesbury’s video

Youssef El-Gingihy: How to
Dismantle the NHS in 10 Easy Steps

Sant Jordi celebrations
at Borough Market

Colin O’Brien,
photographer of London Life

John Rowlinson: Boys of ’66

Live painting with Jackie Morris

Alexei Sayle at The Wanstead Tap
Thatcher Stole My Trousers

Reclaim International Women’s Day

Davis Miller: Approaching Ali

World Book Day Teenfest Live

Michael Rosen
at The Wanstead Tap

Watch videos of Michael Rosen reading from his collection of poems for adults, Don’t Mention the Children. Details of the book.

Click here for Danny Dyer book signing pictures

Alex Marshall talks about nationalism and patriotism
on BBC Radio 4

Alex Marshall, author of Republic or Death!, recently talked about his book at The Wanstead Tap, and gave a 15-minute talk on National Pride on the BBC Radio 4 series Four Thought. Click here to listen. Click here for details of the book.

Newham Bookshop’s Watchman evening wins Penguin Random House award

Independent bookshops were recognised by Penguin Random House for their window displays and events celebrating the publication on 14 July of Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee. Newham Bookshop won the East of England award for its late-night event at The Wanstead Tap, where the 1962 film of To Kill a Mockingbird was screened before the books were sold just after midnight.