Alistair Robinson

Great way to celebrate the new collection, Cultures of London @BloomsburyAcad edited by @charlottehgrant and @alistairjohn1 at Senate House @UoLondon with the powerful and moving music of @KinetikaBloco

@BenJamesDoyle @NaomiHinds @OskarCoxJensen @markmanellis @NeoLawrencian

And many thanks to @NortheasternLDN for hosting us!

Many thanks to everyone who turned out for the book launch of Cultures of London: Legacies of Migration last night. Had a lovely evening, and great to celebrate with some of our lovely contributors (below) and our publishers at bloomsbury.

From tales about a famous magician to stories about #VanGogh, this new book celebrates #London’s rich migrant history. Read more: bit.ly/3tQp30t

Its PUBLICATION DAY! The Book Launch of this "pathbreaking" collection is on 18 January in St Katherine Docks, London. It would be great to see you there. You can sign up here: shorturl.at/cwFQ8 Or buy a copy here! shorturl.at/cixzK

This arrived just in time for the holidays! Grateful to @alistairjohn1 & Charlotte Grant for the opportunity to contribute a chapter on Prince Eugen to this wonderful volume on London. Very happy to be in such brilliant company: bloomsbury.com/uk/cultures-of… @svenskhistoria

Great to finally see this volume in the flesh (and to display them on my lovely sage green shelves). A real pleasure to edit this with Charlotte Grant and a privilege to work with such a great bunch of contributors. bloomsbury.com/uk/cultures-of…

Ahead of the publication of Cultures of London: Legacies of Migration, co-editor Charlotte Grant will be introducing this extraordinary volume and presenting on her chapter. Come to learn more about – and celebrate – Legacies of Migration. 12th Dec, 6pm. literarylondonrg.wordpress.com/2023/12/05/leg…

I contributed a piece about the London statue of St Volodymyr to this volume unpacking ru appropriation of the history of Kyivan Rus and warning of the dangers of military escalation. The year was 2021 but all the arguments are no less valid after ru invaded Ukraine on all fronts

Rob Waters, Elizabeth Eger, Edmund de Waal, @mebius_eva , @LeighanRenaud , Peter Maber , Karishma Patel, Susie Thomas, @sasha_weirdsley , Martin Dines, Joe Kerr, Flora Lisica, Olly Ayres, David Anderson, and William Whitworth.

Alastair Bennett, @markmanellis , Nicole N. Aljoe, Savita Maharaj, Uttara Natarajan, @Hitchcockian , @OskarCoxJensen , Kent Su, Heather Ingman , Sue Wiseman, Daniel Swift, Eliza Cubitt, Dan Cruikshank, @alexelgraf , Naomi Hinds, Livia Wang, Ruvani Ranasinha, Catherine Brown...

Cultures of London: Legacies of Migration - now available for pre-order! tinyurl.com/culturesoflond…

My cat sleeping under a cushion. Surprising and adorable. What a guy.

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Found out my book is now out in paperback! Very exciting! I now know what all my friends and family are getting for Christmas, lucky sods. #fndtn-information" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cambridge.org/core/books/vag…

@tynedaile @LiteraryLondon @NortheasternLDN @LiteratureFace Thank you for such a terrific paper!

A joy to present today at @NortheasternLDN on Woolf, fashion & faces for @LiteraryLondon & @LiteratureFace. The opportunity to discuss shoes in detail at an academic conference has been most agreeable!

Lovely to be back at the Literary London Conference, and such a pleasure to chair this wonderful panel on 19thC magazines feat. @n_bharucha and @WallTweets2 #litlon23

Day 1 of the Literary London Conference #litlon23 @NortheasternLDN. So far we've had rag fairs, digital cities, 19thC fashion, feminist visions of the city and so much more!