Description
A walking guide to this historic London neighbourhood, uncovering its countercultural roots.
A delightful English/Japanese pocket-size guide to London's most popular district. Through four walks London writer Julian Mash uncovers the history, culture and fascinating characters that have made Notting Hill so iconic. Beautifully laid out including several photographic images and four hand-drawn maps, the guide will appeal to both tourists and residents alike.
Key Points:
Good sales potential to tourists visiting this hugely popular area of London. Appeals to residents as it uncovers the lesser-known Notting Hill. Stylish pocket-size guide illustrated with hand drawn maps and photographs. Taps into the burgeoning interest in literary walks and psychogeography made popular by writers such as Ian Nairn, Iain Sinclair, Matthew Beaumont
About the Author
Julian Mash is a graduate of the University of East Anglia's MA programme. He lived and worked in Notting Hill for over a decade, half of which was spent working at the Travel Bookshop, a local institution and the inspiration for the bookshop in the film Notting Hill. He is the author of Portobello Road: Lives of a Neighbourhood and is the literary programmer for End of the Road Festival.
Book Information
ISBN 9781910749944
Author Julian Mash
Format Hardback
Page Count 172
Imprint Notting Hill Editions
Publisher Notting Hill Editions
Weight(grams) 250g
Dimensions(mm) 190mm * 120mm * 10mm
A delightful English/Japanese pocket-size guide to London's most popular district. Through four walks London writer Julian Mash uncovers the history, culture and fascinating characters that have made Notting Hill so iconic. Beautifully laid out including several photographic images and four hand-drawn maps, the guide will appeal to both tourists and residents alike.
Key Points:
Good sales potential to tourists visiting this hugely popular area of London. Appeals to residents as it uncovers the lesser-known Notting Hill. Stylish pocket-size guide illustrated with hand drawn maps and photographs. Taps into the burgeoning interest in literary walks and psychogeography made popular by writers such as Ian Nairn, Iain Sinclair, Matthew Beaumont
About the Author
Julian Mash is a graduate of the University of East Anglia's MA programme. He lived and worked in Notting Hill for over a decade, half of which was spent working at the Travel Bookshop, a local institution and the inspiration for the bookshop in the film Notting Hill. He is the author of Portobello Road: Lives of a Neighbourhood and is the literary programmer for End of the Road Festival.
Book Information
ISBN 9781910749944
Author Julian Mash
Format Hardback
Page Count 172
Imprint Notting Hill Editions
Publisher Notting Hill Editions
Weight(grams) 250g
Dimensions(mm) 190mm * 120mm * 10mm
