John LanchesterAuthor of The Debt to PleasureAlso known as: John Lanchaster, Lanchester John
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John Lanchester has 1 upcoming event. London Review Bookshop: Writing Family History (November 16 at 19:00) Mary-Kay Wilmers discusses The Eitingons.; Jeremy Harding discusses Mother Country.; John Lanchester discusses Family Romance: A Love Story.; Nicholas Spice. How do writers investigate their own pasts and shape them into a narrative, one which other people will find interesting? What are the particular pleasures, and pitfalls, of this kind of writing? Nicholas Spice, the publisher of the LRB, will chair a discussion with Mary-Kay Wilmers, the paper's editor, ... (more)whose book The Eitingons is out next month; Jeremy Harding, the author of the memoir Mother Country; and John Lanchester, the author of Family Romance. Tickets: £6 (discount for LRB subscribers - contact the shop for details) Book online at http://www.lrbshop.co.uk/events Discounts for LRB subscribers - contact the shop on books@lrbshop.co.uk for details
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