Neil Gaiman sends Damien Walter on a tour of Weird London, invites a panel of guests to assess the future of literature and reads his haunting story, Down to a Sunless Sea
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/audio/2013/jun/14/neil-gaiman-london-weird-future-podcast
London has some major disadvantages that would make any transport policy difficult. However, even given the constraints, the current policy mix is so far away from ideal that it could be costing each household about £1,000 more than it should if transport were to be organised rationally. The lecture will give some suggestions about what could be done.
http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/sorting-out-transport-in-london
This evening Jarvis invites you on a kerb crawl around the seamy side of town as he explores the theme ‘night manoeuvres’. Driving through London he weaves his way in and out of the lives of other night riders who are always on the move. The ride might get a bit hairy at times, but he promises to drop you off safely at the end.
Tagged with jarvis cocker night london
As this space continues its role as a repository for JJGo! episodes with interesting guests.
In Episode 4 of the Together London Podcast, I talk to Erin Kissane about what she learned editing A List Apart magazine, her book The Elements of Content Strategy, why she started Contents Magazine, and what we can do about the problem of harassment online.
The website of Little Atoms Radio Show
LSE public lecture audio podcast and video media player page
LSE public lecture audio podcast and video media player page
Here’s Julie Hoverson’s reading of Jack London’s A Thousand Deaths, it was the first published story that London was paid for – and it’s Science Fiction. Julie recorded it for us 113 years after it’s first publication (in May 1899) and she did it specifically for your (and my) pleasure. This is a story that really deserves to be heard (and read).
Tagged with jack london short story fiction science fiction
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