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The London Review of Books at Ace Hotel
Crisscrossing the pond.
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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. 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. PRE-ORDER 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 TICKETS Athens Brooklyn Kyoto New York Palm Springs Seattle Sydney Toronto Unsubscribe | View In Browser