Iain Sinclair ~ Pariah Genius {hardback book & tote bag + reserved seat & Pina Colada | 20.06.24 | 7pm} *pre-purchase sold out but the event is still free entry with first come, first served seating & books*

*Our allocation of book pre-purchase & seat reservations is now sold out, but the event is free entry with general seating first come, first served & further books still available to purchase on the evening {... & Pina Coladas}*

Reserve your copy of Iain Sinclair's 'Pariah Genius' {delicious fresh hardback}, with matching tote bag {delicious fresh swag}, for pick-up on Thursday 20th June from P3 Annihilation Eve.

Your purchase includes a seat reservation from 7pm & a complimentary Pina Colada in order to enjoy our Q&A with Iain Sinclair from the comfort of an intoxicated front seat pew.

About the event ~
https://posts.gle/4ciPnC 

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Scandalous T&Cs ~

*please arrive by 7.30pm in order to claim your seat, or it will fall to the bums of the masses - email justine@adengland.com if you have any access, seat grouping or extravagant plus one requirements {we will try our best to accommodate}*

*your book, tote bag & Pina Colada will be waiting for you at the bar, just bring along your purchase confirmation email & we will hand over the booty*

*don't worry if you can't make it for the event, we'll keep your book safe until you can make it along at your own leisure*

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Merging myth & mystery, for over 40 years, writer & filmmaker Iain Sinclair has inhabited his own dazzlingly self-determined genre. His books are uncategorizable. Are they fiction or nonfiction? Are they travel writing, essays, books of history or natural history, biography, autobiography, encyclopedias of arcane facts? Nobody is sure.

In his latest book, Pariah Genius, he documents John Deakin whose photographs of Soho characters & artists like Franics Bacon & Dylan Thomas & many more, altered the course of photographic history.

So doomed, so fatal, yet so brilliant & cutting-edge, Deakin is a writer’s gift & in the hands of Sinclair - a writer addicted to risk - the battle inside Deakins mostly drunken head dovetails with anxieties about how we represent the past. This is writing that can strengthen the fraying threads of memory.

The heart is a lonely craftsman, so join us to alleviate this loneliness as Austin Collings interviews Iain Sinclair and we serve up some free & spectacular scoff.