Iain Sinclair

[...] Raw Dives – Iain Sinclair & Stanley Schtinter – 19th January 2014 [...]

[...] Quietus has asked Alan Moore about the graphic novelist’s relationship with Iain Sinclair. Click on the pic to read it. [...]

[...] &id=24997667cf&e=cea5b7ed78 70×70: a season of 70 films curated by Iain Sinclair to mark his 70th birthday, will end at The Barbican this weekend. Programme additions include [...]

[...] 2014, 7pm. Tickets £8 including a glass of wine. Granta Presents: Will Self and Iain Sinclair on JG Ballard To celebrate the launch of Granta 129: Fate two of Britain’s best [...]

[...] We’ve just heard that American Smoke has been shortlisted for the Dolman Best Travel Book of the Year. Congratulations to Iain. [...]

[...]  Hackney author, Iain Sinclair, will present and discuss his latest book American Smoke – Journeys to the End of the Light and the Revd. William Taylor, a Hackney [...]

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[...] Timothy Cooke has reviewed Iain Sinclair’s American Smoke in the Hackney Citizen website. Click here to read it. [...]

Andrew has launched a kickstarter campaign to collect funds for a new project. Read more. [...]

The walk from High Beach in Epping Forest to the village of Glinton, north of Peterborough, in the footsteps (on and off) of the poet John Clare, beca [...]

THANK YOU to all of you who have already helped the film by pledging money. There are plenty of new prizes and rewards and whatnots left on the kicks [...]

From here London Hackney Picturehouse – Wed 9 July @ 18.45 We bring you a special preview of Andrew Kötting, Iain Sinclair and Toby Jones’s wo [...]

[...] ‘Get up, you maggot!’ ‘He’s dead.’ ‘It’s a reconstruction. In the wrong place.’ Toby Jones, fresh from acclaimed impersonations of Alfred Hitchcock and Truman Capote, sprawls in the [...]

At times Iain launches only snippets. I haven’t managed to find anything about this one. Anyone out there? [...]

[...] : Sunday, 9 November from 2:30 – 4:30pm with a live performance starting promptly at 3pm. Toby Jones, Iain Sinclair and Andrew Kötting (dressed as a Straw Bear), made an eighty mile [...] [...]

[...] BY OUR SELVES Andrew Kotting and Iain Sinclair Battersea Arts Centre 8 Dec | 7:30pm Toby Jones, Iain Sinclair and Andrew Kotting (dressed as a Straw Bear), made a five-day walk from Epping [...]

[...] | £7.00 to £11.00 Book Tickets This pre-launch event celebrates Unlicensed Preaching: A Life Unpacked In 70 Films – the book documenting Iain Sinclair’s 70×70 film season (his selection of [...]

Allow me to write a short note: This is a great book which is also a reference book with information about the 70 movies, the locations, the events, [...]

[...] * THIS THURSDAY 23RD OCTOBER WE PUBLISH IAIN SINCLAIR’S NEW BOOK UNLICENSED PREACHING: A LIFE UNPACKED IN 70 FILMS (pages above) at LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS 14 BURY PLACE LONDON WC1A 2JL [...]

I have come across several reviews all posted today on american websites – maybe the book was just released to the public in the USA. The first [...]

A review of American Smoke (the second book in the review): Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/01/books/review/john-waterss-carsick-and-more.html?_ [...]

Timothy Cooke has reviewed Iain Sinclair’s American Smoke in the Hackney Citizen website. Click here to read it. [...]

[...] at Oxford Brookes University to celebrate the 150th anniversary of English poet John Clare‘s death, who passed away on 20 May 1864. In essence, this will be a broad [...]

From the TLS Blog [...]

[...] Hitchcock and Truman Capote, sprawls in the gutter of a Stevenage foot tunnel, channelling John Clare. And resting his weary head on a portable typewriter. Words leak everywhere. Toby has [...] [...]

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[...] pop up in articles, blog posts, radio show, podcasts. I was listening to Iain Sinclair on beat generation and the interviewer describes Iain using the words found in the  “About” [...]

[...] ’ narrows the scope of the discussion, which centered on a latter-day exploration of the Beat Generation and their haunts, to just haunts. That is, we found the portions of Chuck and Iain’s [...] [...]