EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman first published in January 1892. @ sundaybooks_ rifka ☁︎⋅🍉 @memosinthemargins x.and.charcuterie @thebookbotanist @bloomsburypublishing @lindseymendick Bloomsbury Books UK

EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library Paul Auster’s The New York Trilogy @karasikkomiks #newyorktrilogy @lorenzomattotti #davidmazzucchelli#Duncan Macmillan Faber Books HOME Carol Mann Agency

Very much looking forward to talking to David Goodhart about his latest book: The Care Dilemma At the Buxton International Festival : 11 JULY 2025 David Goodhart Buxton International Festival Buxton International Festival #buxtoninternationalfestival #BIFBooks Toby Mundy

In Sainsbury’s Monday lunchtime. Saw this book stand – has Max Hastings taken a new direction? @fionapetheram Peters Fraser+Dunlop Arabella Pike William Collins Books

EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library Edith Pearlman's Binocular Vision demonstrates her genius for the short story. @ pushkin_press Pushkin Press #edithpearlman @ calligraphlitag LiteraryVienna @giak7985 Dorian Stuber @angelinahue

Self-sufficiency is a fundamental human trait but so is trade and interconnection. Is isolationism achievable or an illusion? Greatly anticipating a fascinating conversation with Ben Chu about his book #ExileEconomics Buxton International Festival 14 JULY hhb agency ltd Joe Z Aeon Magazine

A family doctor for many years, Robin grew up in Scotland and Dublin. As well as having a phrase ready for any situation he was also a big film fan and enjoyed his movie quotes. You can listen to some of his common phrases and his movies quotes here: soundcloud.com/user-542004215…

EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library Never Eat Anything Bigger Than Your Head and Other Drawings, 1976 by B Kliban BKlibanCats eatmousies.com #bkliban Kliban Rendra Permana

90 degrees north, philosophy, and what will you find if you just keep walking? Looking forward to the conversation with #erlingkagge - the Norwegian explorer, the first to reach THE NORTH POLE unaided Buxton International Festival 16 JULY Annabel Merullo Greg Clowes Zoë Pagnamenta

EX LIBRIS IRMC - Libros de mi biblioteca personal Probablemente escrito a principios de la década de 1940, aquí encontrará las ideas de Rothko sobre la historia del arte, la belleza y los retos de ser artista. Manuel Jesús Roldán Anna Gener El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 #markrothko Mividadesordenada

War. What Is It Good for? Duncan Weldon ‘s BLOOD & TREASURE explores intriguing stories from the Vikings until now, to examine the role of war in economic development. An immensely timely and important conversation Buxton International Festival 16 JULY

Have voters lost faith in democracy? Does it have a future? If so what kind? Looking forward to answers to these important questions - Jonathan’s Sumption’s The Challenges of Democracy: And the rule of law Buxton International Festival 17 JULY Profile Books.bsky.social, Profile Books

EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library Libros de mi biblioteca personal. #DomingoVillar: Ojos de agua. A classic crime novel. A tribute to Galicia. Una novela policiaca de corte clásico. Un homenaje a Galicia. Ediciones Siruela Arcadia Books Pontas Agency Editorial Galaxia

Imagine: your uncle #erictucker secretly painted works now compared with Lowry. Greatly anticipating my conversation with nephew Joe about his investigation into a secret life dedicated to art. Buxton International Festival 18 JULY Ruth Millington Lutyens & Rubinstein Literary Agency Simon Thorogood @toejucker

Compelling human drama. A journey into who we are. So looking forward to my conversation with acclaimed Oxford University neurologist Masud Husain about "Our Brains Our Selves." Buxton International Festival 18 JULY Simon Thorogood Jessica Woollard Wellcome Collection @francescabarrie @ellenjohl

What was the state of the country that Labour inherited? How is the government doing since then? I am looking forward to hearing answers from Polly Toynbee and David Walker #TheOnlyWayIsUp Buxton International Festival 19 JULY @clarealexander6887 Clare drysdale

Edward Toots Kainyek It's a Jazz Thing #jazz @ed_k_sax BIF Jazz Buxton International Festival

EX LIBRIS IRMC – books from my personal library の領分 Yūko Tsushima’s Territory of Light is the story of a young woman, living alone in Tokyo with her two-year-old daughter - each of the 12 chapters marking the months in real time.@津島佑子 seji @ sisiliareads 郑思

Can history offer forgotten answers to modern problems? I am very much looking forward to finding out. History for Tomorrow: Inspiration from the Past for the Future of Humanity by Roman Krznaric Buxton International Festival 21 JULY Suzanne Connelly Ebury Publishing @the_hanbury_agency

John Crace’s exclusive access to ghost-write the autobiography of Herbert Hound is a revelation! So looking forward to hearing about his life at the heart of government. "Taking the Lead: A Dog at Number 10" is at Buxton International Festival 23 July