We’re having a book for breakfast with the very funny and talented broadcaster / journalist man Danny Wallace on Wednesday 24th April at the Charlotte Street Hotel. By a literary link to rival David St Hubbins’ audio book collection (TS Eliot read by Denholm Elliot anyone?), we’re talking about his first novel, Charlotte Street.
Join us, please do, by booking on the hotel website
After a recent trip to London, the ever communicative author recorded a summary of the ideas in his latest book. I enjoyed talking to Dan over dinner with management consultants Boxwood and a Books for Breakfast with the members and guests of Soho House.
I’ll be talking to Rasmus Ankersen, author of THE GOLD MINE EFFECT, on Friday 27th July at Soho House. Members and their guests are welcome to apply for places via reception@booksforbreakfast.com
My neurons and glia are gearing up for breakfast with David Eagleman at the Hospital Club this Friday. Millions of electrical pulses are bursting between my ears at the very thought of meeting the finest neuroscientist known to mankind (there may well be a finer example but I don’t know who they are so they don’t exist).
If you have any questions about your brain, send them to me via reception@booksforbreakfast.com and I’ll slip them into the conversation. David is also appearing on Richard Bacon’s BBC Radio 5 Live tomorrow (Thursday) at 2pm, so tune in and engage you “enigmatic, three pound, mission control centre.”
Whoever you are being at that moment won’t be disappointed….here’s a taster of the man in action
Books For Breakfast 