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THE WHITE REVIEW / n+1 SUMMER LAUNCH PARTY

Join us for the fifth annual THE WHITE REVIEW / n+1 Summer Launch Party, which marks the publication of THE WHITE REVIEW NO. 25. As is tradition, the party will take place at Bold Tendencies, Peckham. Entrance is free. Doors open at 6.30pm, readings will begin at 7.15pm sharp, and there will be drinks, music, and dancing till late.

 

20 June 2019 / 18.30 – / Bold Tendencies / Free entry via Eventbrite 

 

This year, we are thrilled to present readings from

 

TERRY CASTLE

 

CHARLOTTE GEATER

 

EDWARD HERRING

 

More TBC

 

 

We will be selling copies of THE WHITE REVIEW and n+1, and discounted subscriptions.

 

 

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