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John Grindrod

Podcast Monstrosities Mon Amour from the author of Iconicon, Concretopia and Outskirts

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Monstrosities Mon Amour: Stevenage with Gareth Edwards

Let’s ditch the Austin Maxi for a gentler way to travel: cycling round the 1950s bike lanes of Stevenage, discovering the joys of a well planned town, with Stevenage-born historian Gareth Edwards.

Stevenage in Hertfordshire was Britain’s...

15 days ago
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Out and about

At the moment I’m either talking to groups of people or lying down. I’ve yet to combine these two into a horizontal book reading, because that sounds like a euphemism.

Thank you so much to everyone who has bought a book, come to an event o...

21 days ago
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Monstrosities Mon Amour: Nottingham's Victoria Centre, with Lucy Brouwer

Let’s crash the Austin Maxi in the basement of the Victoria Centre in Nottingham, with historian and raconteur Lucy Brouwer, who runs the very entertaining and illuminating tours Watson Fothergill Walk.

Opening in 1972, the vast and vastly...

a month ago
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Suburban safari

Here’s an audio recording of an event I did with reader, writer, co-host of the Backlisted podcast, and general literary wonderboy Andy Miller on 2nd April 2026. We were very lucky to have been hosted by the Manchester Modernist Society at...

2 months ago
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Tales of the Suburbs is published today!

It’s publication day for Tales of the Suburbs: LGBTQ+ Lives Behind Net Curtains.

You can get it in hardback from your friendly neighbourhood bookshop. You can also get it from Bookshop.org, who help support your local indie, and from Wate...

2 months ago
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