The London Transport Museum has published an overview of Nina Wakeford’s OUR PINK DEPOT THE GAY UNDERGROUND FLO-N202-236000000- TRK-MST-00002-SAY- HELLO-WAVE-GOODBYE- KEN-NIE-BPS, which we co-published with Art on the Underground in 2019
At the 2021 Printed Matter Virtual Book Fair, Book Works will present an online event to present Dark Room: San Francisco Sex and Protest 1988-2003 – the first ever collection of Phyllis Christopher’s trailblazing photography of lesbian erotic life and political struggle.
Kate Briggs selected Sarah Tripp’s Guitar! as her book of 2020 in The White Review’s end of year round up.
The Stuart Brisley Interviews: Performance and its Afterlives is now available to pre-order. This series of interviews, held by curator and writer Gilane Tawadros are focused entirely on Stuart Brisley’s practice and directed by him.
In February 2020, Book Works published a new novel, Licorice, by Bridget Penney, as the first book in the Interstices series.
The Self-Illuminating Pen, published by MAP magazine, is a companion piece to Guitar! (forthcoming from Book Works).
50% DISCOUNT ON BESTSELLERS ALL WEEKEND! There are no bailouts for the book industry so far, so we’ve taken matters into our own hands and beefed up our August sale for the bank holiday weekend. It’s a rare opportunity to pick up some of our bestselling titles at a bargain price. Read them up, down, … Continued
An occasional series of online readings, performances and more from Book Works artists and authors in isolation in April 2020, with Bridget Penney, Stephen Sutcliffe, Hamishi Farah, Stewart Home, Isable Waidner, Clunie Reid, and Marcus Coates.
UPDATE RE COVID-19: In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Book Works, who are a National Portfolio Organisation supported by Arts Council England, will continue to follow ACE guidelines and updates closely to support its staff, artists, clients and readers. BOOK WORKS STUDIO has been close during April but will start to operate from 1 May. The … Continued
An occasional series of online readings, performances and more from Book Works artists and authors in isolation.
#1: Bridget Penney reads from her new novel Licorice