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Tim Butcher and Anthony Sattin
Tuesday, 7th
September in Chelsea
Selina Hastings
Thursday, 9th
September in Hampstead
Jane Miller and Andrew O'Hagan
Tuesday, 21st
September in Chelsea
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This year we are very excited to be taking part in The Hampstead and Highgate Literary Festival, running between 19th and 21st September. You'll get a chance to see Simon Callow, Yotam Ottolenghi, Lionel Shriver and Maggie O'Farrell.

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Marylebone

Every month Daunt Books holds a range of interesting author events featuring the likes of William Dalrymple, William Boyd, Alexander McCall Smith and Jan Morris. Please get in touch if you would like to reserve a signed copy from any of these events.

  • Tim Butcher and Anthony Sattin

    Tuesday, 7th September at 7pm in Chelsea

    Tim Butcher, author of Blood River and most recently Chasing the Devil, in conversation with Anthony Sattin, author of Winter on the Nile.

    Tickets are £5 (including wine). They may be purchased from our Chelsea shop in person, or with credit/debit card by telephone (020 7373 4997).

  • Selina Hastings

    Thursday, 9th September at 7pm at Keats House

    Selina Hastings' vivid biographical style has been responsible for bringing to life the likes of Nancy Mitford, Evelyn Waugh, Rosamond Lehmann and Somerset Maugham. She joins us in the autumn to discuss the literary correspondence between Evelyn Waugh and Nancy Mitford.

    Tickets are £5 (including wine). They may be purchased from our Hampstead shop in person, or with credit/debit card by telephone (020 7794 8206).

  • Jane Miller and Andrew O'Hagan

    Tuesday, 21st September at 7pm in Chelsea

    Crazy Age is a beautiful and frankly written book about old age. Jane Miller suggests that being old is ordinary as well as extraordinary and that its drawbacks and advantages have a lot in common with other bits of life, though the differences are interesting and illuminating. "Living into old age is what most people now expect, so it’s important, I think, to consider what’s entailed in doing so."

    Jane will be in conversation with the novelist and critic Andrew O’Hagan whose most recent book is The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog, and of his Friend Marilyn Monroe..

    Tickets are £5 (including wine). They may be purchased from our Chelsea shop in person, or with credit/debit card by telephone (020 7373 4997).

  • Martin Gilbert

    Wednesday, 22nd September at 7pm in Chelsea

    We are delighted to welcome Sir Martin Gilbert to talk about his latest book, In Ishmael’s House. From the middle of the last century onwards, the relationship between Jews and Muslims has been central to stability in the Middle East, and of increasing importance in many other parts of the globe. The intertwined story of these two great religions is, however, 1,400 years old, and in this eloquent and absorbing account, Martin Gilbert challenges the modern media portrayal to reveal a more complex narrative characterized by fear, terror, opportunity and hope.

    Tickets are £8 (including wine and 20% off the author's books). They may be purchased from our Marylebone shop in person, or with credit/debit card by telephone (020 7224 2295).

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