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Our autumn bookbinding course is already in full swing but you still have time to come and learn a new skill here at Boo...
07/10/2026

Our autumn bookbinding course is already in full swing but you still have time to come and learn a new skill here at Book Works HQ. Our box-making course starts next Monday evening and we still have a couple of spots available.
Students will have the opportunity to learn how to make a half solander box with a magnetic flap closure and a two-part box. All materials and tools will be supplied.

For all the details and to book your spot check our website (link in bio) or contact the Studio on 020 7247 2536 or [email protected]

Repost from Drik•DRIK PICTURE LIBRARY • CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHSDrik Calendar 2027“The World Stands With Palestine”Deadline:...
06/10/2026

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DRIK PICTURE LIBRARY • CALL FOR PHOTOGRAPHS

Drik Calendar 2027
“The World Stands With Palestine”

Deadline: 7 October 2026 • Send to [email protected], copy to [email protected]

Dear friends and colleagues,

We are writing to invite you to contribute photographs to the Drik Calendar 2027. The deadline is short, 7
October, so we will be grateful for a quick response.

Don’t ask 🦔🦔🦔
23/09/2026

Don’t ask 🦔🦔🦔

💌 FREE SHIPPING 💌 This weekend on our New Writing series. Enter code NEWWRITING at checkout. Offer expires Monday 21 Sep...
17/09/2026

💌 FREE SHIPPING 💌 This weekend on our New Writing series. Enter code NEWWRITING at checkout.

Offer expires Monday 21 September. Valid on UK orders only.

New Writing series:

The Kingdom by Yoel Noorali
Robert Frost by Robert Frost and Stacy Skolnik
Bad Omens by Luke Roberts
Old Owl and Matt by Robyn Skyrme

GLUE Institute of Contemporary Arts is in full swing for it’s second day! Come and say hi, we have pink and white stripe...
13/09/2026

GLUE Institute of Contemporary Arts is in full swing for it’s second day! Come and say hi, we have pink and white stripey paper bags!!

Known to our members as “literally the BEST value subscription ever”Book Works Readers Club gets you every new book publ...
10/09/2026

Known to our members as “literally the BEST value subscription ever”Book Works Readers Club gets you every new book published as soon as it’s released for just £6 per month/£60 per year! 💌

With advance copies of Old Owl and Matt by Robyn Skyrme on the way out to our Readers ahead of publication in October, and the launch of our new magazine DUMMY coming soon, it’s a great time to join and support Book Works’ programme of experimental and risk-taking projects by emerging artists and writers 💌

Link in bio to learn more and sign up! 📮

Repost from Whitechapel Gallery•🍂 Take part in a unique artwork by Cecilia Vicuña. 🍂 We’re inviting visitors to collect ...
09/09/2026

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🍂 Take part in a unique artwork by Cecilia Vicuña. 🍂

We’re inviting visitors to collect dried plant matter and found debris from their surroundings for inclusion in ‘Foraging Quipu’, an installation presented alongside ‘Cecilia Vicuña: Living Threads’ at Whitechapel Gallery this Autumn.

A seed pod, a fallen branch, a fragment carried home from a walk. Small acts of gathering will become part of a collective artwork connecting people, place and memory.

Contributions can be dropped off at the Gallery from 2-14 September 2026. Visit the to find out how to take part.





Images: Cecilia Vicuña, Foraging Quipu, 2025. Installation view from Cecilia Vicuña. Reverse Migration, a Poetic Journey, 2025-2026, at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. © the artist. Photography by Ros Kavanagh

We’re looking forward to being amongst these wonderful people at the Institute of Contemporary Arts this coming weekend!...
08/09/2026

We’re looking forward to being amongst these wonderful people at the Institute of Contemporary Arts this coming weekend! Come visit us and say hi!

A thrill to see Bad Omens on the LRB bestsellers list, in highly esteemed company: Holly Pester, Victoria Adukwei Bulley...
02/09/2026

A thrill to see Bad Omens on the LRB bestsellers list, in highly esteemed company: Holly Pester, Victoria Adukwei Bulley and Richard Siken, (+ also rans William Blake and Philip Larkin down the bottom)😎

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Our current poetry bstsellers!

Shaking things up a little by splitting our bestsellers stack into Fiction, Non-fiction and, first up, Poetry.

1. CAFÉS by
2. QUIET by
3. CRUSH by Richard Siken
4. BAD OMENS by Luke Roberts
5. O edited by Anna Selby
6. THE MARRIAGE OF HEAVEN AND HELL by William Blake
7. TALKING IN BED by Philip Larkin
8. THE ACROBAT by Wislawa Szymborska
9. DRIFTWORK by John Burnside
10. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF RED by Anne Carson

Head to the link in our bio to find out more.
Our total bestsellers of the week can still be found as usual on our Thursday newsletter. Sign up for news, events updated and recommendations.

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