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- London orbital: a walk around the M25 393 copies, 4 reviews
- Lights out for the territory: 9 excursions in the secret history of London 331 copies, 3 reviews
- Downriver 227 copies, 2 reviews
- White Chappell, Scarlet Tracings 163 copies, 2 reviews
- Slow Chocolate Autopsy 148 copies, 1 review
- London: city of disappearances 112 copies, 1 review
- Lud Heat and Suicide Bridge 102 copies, 1 review
- Dining on Stones 101 copies, 1 review
- Landor's Tower: Or Imaginary Conversations 97 copies
- Radon Daughters 96 copies
- Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire: A Confidential Report 94 copies, 3 reviews
- Edge of the Orison: in the traces of John Clare's 'Journey out of Essex' 58 copies, 2 reviews
- Ghost milk: calling time on the grand project 48 copies, 1 review
- Crash (BFI Modern Classics) 37 copies
- Liquid City 33 copies, 1 review
- Sorry Meniscus: Excursions to the Millennium Dome 19 copies
- Conductors of Chaos 16 copies
- Rodinsky's A to Z of London 14 copies
- Flesh Eggs and Scalp Metal (Paladin Books) 12 copies
- Blake's London: the Topographic Sublime 9 copies
- Kodak Mantra Diaries, October 1966 to June 1971 7 copies
- The Verbals 6 copies
- White Goods 5 copies
- Making an Angel: Antony Gormley 5 copies
- Corridor 8: v. 2: Contemporary Visual Art and Writing 4 copies
- Saddling the Rabbit 4 copies
- Allnighter: Stay Up Late, Drink Too Much Coffee, Put on My Coat, Go Out 4 copies
- SIGNIFICANT WRECKAGE: MIR POETS SIX 3 copies
- American Smoke 3 copies, 1 review
- The Face on the Fork: A William Burroughs Triptych 3 copies
- Buried at Sea 3 copies
- THE EBBING OF THE KRAFT 3 copies
- Birth Rug 3 copies
- Postcards from the 7th Floor 2 copies
- Classics of Science Fiction 2 copies
- Muscat's Wurm 2 copies
- The Firewall: Selected Poems 1979-2006 2 copies
- Brown clouds: In the tin zone Pendeen, Cornwall, April-May 1977 2 copies
- Jack Elams other eye 2 copies
- Suicide Bridge: A Mythology of the South and East 2 copies
- Old Elgin 2 copies
- Shamanism of Intent: Some Flights of Redemption 1 copy
- The Penances 1 copy
- AURORA 2008: The Infinite Measure 1 copy
- Hardball 1 copy
- The Fifth Man in the Garden (in Secret City: Strange Tales of London -… 1 copy
- The Keeper Of The Rothenstein Tomb 1 copy, 1 review
- Groucho positive/Groucho negative 1 copy
Top members (works)jmsibley (31), terebinth (25), brianlavelle (21), housefulofpaper (19), kauders (16), pwilson (15), joehutcheon (15), PeterGreen (15), palimpsestuous (14), pdej (11), sb3000 (10), Larou (10), bbuhr (10), Pitoucat (10) — more Recently addedLouise_Waugh (1), buttes-chaumont (1), Mz.Balma (2), agl1 (1), michaelnewman (1), ekaytan (1), housefulofpaper (1), jmilner1960 (1), DrShitan (1), stevejwales (2) Member favoritesMembers: psilocybinge, buskingghosts, SkylightPress, mylittleyellowshoe, brianlavelle, NickW, haled, cswilley1, James_H, Auto_Da_Fe, syncytium, armaduras, private member, imbolcfire, jep6, georgematt, jasonwryan, anthos, aluncurthose, 666777 (show 3 more), eggwood, drspkelly, palimpsestuous Iain Sinclair has 1 media appearance. For U.K. Author, Games A 'Smoke And Circuses' Affair Iain Sinclair has 5 past events. (show) Iain Sinclair - My Life and Work (in conversation with Joanna Kavenna) Iain SinclairTickets: £2 Iain Sinclair is a legendary figure, an author with the sensibilities of a poet and the eye of a philosopher-traveller - a pioneer of 'psychogeography' before the terms was even in popular usage. James Wood called him the "demented magus of the sentence" while John Walsh states - "He can outgun virtually any writer in England." Chronicler of neglected and unsung urban and suburban dreamscapes - eulogiser of places - weaver together of reality and mythology, politics and spirituality. The author of London Orbital, Dining On Stones, Downriver and Hackney: That Rose-Red Empire amongst many others. Hounded by the spiritual brokenness of the city and haunted by the scrawls of disenfranchised graffiti artists as he walked, Sinclair seethed, often wittily, against the invasions of power and money that seemed to be transforming London into Eliot's unreal city incarnate. You cannot afford to miss this event! (oxygen_142)… (more) Vitali Vitaliev in conversation with Iain Sinclair Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire: A Confidential Report Iain Sinclair discusses Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire.; Sheila Rowbotham; Rachel Lichtenstein; Patrick Wright; Michael Rosen"Join Iain and his panel of East London luminaries, Sheila Rowbotham, Rachel Lichtenstein, Patrick Wright and Michael Rosen, as they discuss Iain’s latest publication and his examination of a borough that has been persistently revived, reinvented and betrayed." In partnership with Newham Bookshop. Tickets £6, concessions £4; advance booking required. (MonkeyRobo)… (more)
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