Watch Will Self in a live Intelligence Squared/ITV panel discussion about the role of smartphones in news-gathering, here at 6.45pm on Thursday 8 May. Or watch again below:
The death of the serious novel
Read an edited version of this year’s Richard Hillary memorial lecture, to be given tomorrow at the Gulbenkian theatre, St Cross Building, Oxford, at the Guardian here.
Autumn events, and 10-day US and Canada tour
Friday 20 September, 6.15pm: Barbican, as part of Urban Wandering season: Screening of Estates and a panel discussion afterwards with Lynsey Hanley et al, barbican.org.uk.
Friday 27 September, 7pm: Portobello Pop-Up cinema under the Westway at Ladbroke Grove, screening of London Babylon followed by conversation with the director, Julien Temple.
Wednesday 2 October, 6.15pm: Barbican, as part of Urban Wandering season, in conversation with “place-hacker” Bradley L Garrett – Shard climber – et al, barbican.org.uk.
Saturday 5 October, 2.30pm: Snape Maltings, Flipside festival, in conversation with Brazilian writer Bernardo Carvalho.
Sunday 6 October, 8.30pm: Cheltenham festival, live performance of Kafka’s short story A Country Doctor accompanied by Peter Wiegold’s klezmer band.
Monday 7 October, 7.30pm: Birmingham festival of literature.
Wednesday 13 October, 6.30pm: Bloomsbury festival, in conversation at Senate House.
North America:
Monday 21 October, 7.30pm-9pm: Texas A&M University. Presented by the Department of Literature and Languages, 203 Hall of Languages, Commerce, Texas 75429, USA.
Tuesday 22 October: Reading and signing, Live Talks, 6204 West 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA.
Thursday 24 October, 7pm: Reading and signing, Seattle public library, Microsoft Auditorium, 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle, WA 98104, USA.
Saturday 26 October, 8pm: Reading and signing, Vancouver international writers’ festival, Canada.
Sunday 27 October: 11am: Writers’ brunch, Vancouver international writers’ festival, Canada.
Monday 28 October: (time tbc): In conversation with Professor Mark Mazower at Columbia University, Heyman Center for the Humanities, New York, NY 10027, USA.
Tuesday 29 October, 7pm: In conversation with Martin Amis, McNally Jackson, 52 Prince Street, New York, NY 10012, USA.
Wednesday 30 October, 7pm: Reading and signing, Harvard Bookstore, 1256 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA.
Full Metal Jacket at the ICA
Will Self introduces a screening of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket at the ICA in London at 7pm on July 9. For further details, go here.
Solaris 35mm screening
There are still some tickets to see Will Self introducing Tarkovsky’s Solaris tonight at the Curzon Renoir at 7.30pm here.
Book Slam (F)East
Will Self is going to be part of a special Book Slam at the Round Chapel, April 20, London E5. For details, go here.
Intelligence Squared debate
Watch Will Self debating gun control with Peter Hitchens and others live here tonight at 7pm.
Will Self spring events
Wednesday March 20: Theatre Royal York, in conversation on Umbrella, 8pm, yorktheatreroyal.co.uk.
Saturday March 23: Museum of London, in conversation with Sebastian Groes to round-off a Roehampton University conference on Will’s oeuvre, thememorynetwork.net. Tickets are also available at barbican.org.uk.
Wednesday March 27: Intelligence Squared debate on gun control, intelligencesquared.com.
Thursday April 4: Wigan Ways with Words Festival, 7.30pm, http://issuu.com/alanloaf/docs/wordsfestival2013.
Tuesday April 16: PEN interview, 1pm, London Book Fair, Earls Court with Claire Armitstead.
Saturday April 20: Bookslam in Clapton, bookslam.com.
Thursday April 25: Bookslam in Brixton, bookslam.com.
Friday May 3: Cathedral Quarter Festival, Belfast, 6pm
Saturday May 11: Public lecture as part of the Rest is Noise festival at the Southbank, London, southbankcentre.co.uk.
Friday May 17: Norwich event in conjunction with the Writers’ Centre, writerscentrenorwich.org.uk.
Monday May 20: Holmfirth Film Festival.
Saturday May 25: Hay-on-Wye Festival.
Club Inégales Klezmer CD
Will Self is going to be reading texts by Kafka tomorrow night for the launch of Notes Inégales Klezmer CD – the musical realisation of Will’s digital essay Kafka’s Wound at thespace.lrb.co.uk. Club Inégales, 180 North Gower Street, Euston, 8pm. For more details, go here.
Triviality is more oppressive than tyranny
On March 11 at 7pm, Will Self will be on a panel at Brunel University as part of its public lecture series discussing the motion “Triviality is more oppressive than tyranny”. For more details, go here. The event is free and requires no booking.
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