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| For readers of a rebellious sort, the London Review of Books joins us in a three-part partnership that crisscrosses publishing, podcasting and products.
First up: a little book about hotels. The thirteenth edition of the LRB’s Collection series, Travellers in Residence, includes a dozen essays to do with hotels — perhaps the only places where glamorous long-term residents rub shoulders with war correspondents, disenchanted poets and literary tourists chasing ghosts. Each piece was originally published and selected for this collection by the LRB. |
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| We also paired up to put out a tote and a mug. You can find them in-person from October 26–30 at Ace Hotel Brooklyn, where the LRB will be with some of their most covetable offerings: books, caps, vinyl and their silver herringbone blanket, made in collaboration with the British Blanket Company.
Can’t make it? Fret not. Put our exclusive collab on pre-order online at Ace Hotel Shop. |
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| There’s more.
On October 27 from 7–9pm, join us for a live recording of the LRB’s “Close Readings” podcast. Host James Wood (Harvard, The New Yorker) sits down with Clair Wills (Cambridge, An Post Award-winner) for a conversation on the art of the memoir, beginning with Hilary Mantel’s memoir, Giving Up the Ghost.
Bookworms, assemble. —Ace |
