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Event Invite: Violent London
Join Clive Bloom, author of Violent London, for an alternative tour of 2000 years of protest on London’s streets from Boudica to the G20.
Where: Bishopsgate Institute, 230 Bishopsgate, London, EC2M 4QH
When: 7th October, 6.30pm
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Event Invite: In Your Face at Foyles
Why do some faces make our pulses race while others leave us cold? Join Dave Perrett, author of In Your Face, for an interactive guide to what neuroscience and psychology can reveal about how we perceive beauty and respond to others.
Where: The Gallery at Foyles, Charing Cross Road, London, UK
When: 23 September, 6.30pm
To reserve your FREE ticket email: events@foyles.co.uk


Palgrave book wins the Mythopoeic Society Scholarship Award for Inkling Studies
Congratulations to Dimitra Fimi, author of Tolkein, Race and Cultural History
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Palgrave author wins Women's History Network Book Prize 2010
Congratulations to Claire Jones, author of Femininity, Mathematics and Science, 1880-1914.
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RSC Student Award 2011
Macmillan and the Royal Shakespeare Company are delighted to invite entries to a new essay prize for students aged 18-25. More Details

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