The inimitable Carol J Adams will be returning to Housmans this Spring to join us in celebrating 35 years since the publication of her seminal work of Feminist-Vegan critical theory The Sexual Politic
Housmans is delighted to welcome Professor Michel Braddick to Housmans to discuss his brilliant, facinating and wonderfully detailed biography of the great Marxist Historian Christopher Hill.
As the far right has gained popularity and acceptance around the world, its ranks have swelled with an unlikely category of members: women.
Housmans is thrilled to be welcoming Emily P.
Housmans is delighted to be welcoming the wonderful journalist and public speaker CJ DeBarra to talk about their essential guide to love, sex and dating while neurodivergent.
Housmans and the London Bookshop Crawl are delighted to welcome Ellen Jones to King’s Cross to celebrate the launch of OUTRAGE: Why The Fight For LGBTQ+ Equality Is Not Yet Won And What We Can Do Abou
the87press presents Hummingbirds 4.0, a literary salon at Housmans Bookshop.
Please come early to register for an open mic slot as they are limited.
MAW Committee member David Collins recently visited Argentina as part of his research into the causes and lessons of the Falklands/Malvinas war of 1982.
With Prof Tom Sauer.
This fair was chased out of Twickenham last year, and features a "who's who" of the world's worst arms companies, including BAE Systems, Leonardo, Thales among others.
Arms dealers and their guests will be gathering for a £250 per head banquet in Central London.
Visit the official Earth Day site to learn about the world's largest environmental movement and what you can do to make every day Earth Day.
Speaker: John L. Williams. John will be talking about his biography of the great Trinidadian historian, radical & cricket-lover: CLR James.
Speaker: John L. Williams. John will be talking about his biography of the great Trinidadian historian, radical & cricket-lover: CLR James.
We’ll look at many aspects of the appalling current failure to ensure that everyone has a decent place to live.
Speaker: Tim Burrows.
Speaker: Chris Harrison. Among many prominent black 18th century British citizens, Ignatius Sancho is distinguished for the breadth of his interests & the range of his social contacts.
Speaker: Kevin Blowe of NetPol.
