Shakespeare and Company

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Indie bookshop in Paris📚Online store ships to the world 🌎 Listen to our podcast here: https://podfollow.com/shakespeare-and-company 🎧

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Allen Ginsberg reading at Shakespeare and Company, Paris
🎙️ It's here! Editions, a new podcast from us and @faberbooks.bsky.social, celebrating radical literary voices, launches today with episode1: Henry Van Dyke's Ladies of the Rachmaninoff Eyes (1965), featuring Taíno Mendez in conversation with Adam Biles & Ella Griffiths. 🎧https://pod.fo/e/4209d2
Lea Ypi on Indignity: A Life Reimagined We're thrilled to welcome Lea Ypi (author of the bestselling memoir Free) to discuss Indignity: A Life Reimagined, her imaginative investigation into historical injustice, dignity and truth. Free & open to all. Places limited. Arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Snow at Notre Dame through the window of Shakespeare and Company
Ian Leslie and Adam Biles discussing John & Paul in Shakespeare and Company, Paris
Join us for an evening with the brilliant David Szalay, discussing his 2025 Booker Prizewinning novel Flesh. In association with Editions Albin Michel.
We welcome back one of the most ferociously brilliant writers at work today to discuss her latest novel Big Kiss, Bye-Bye. In conversation with Adam Biles.
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He made a timeless observation. One of the most constant rules in the history of immigration control is that those demanding controls are encouraged, not silenced by concessions. Fuck me, we'll never learn.
A sign outside Shakespeare and Company bookshop in Paris saying “pocket your phone and let the books work their magic. This bookshop is a no photo/phone zone. Thank you for understanding”.
Neige Sinno discusses Dad Tiger at Shakespeare and Company. Trigger Warning: This episode contains detailed discussions of child sexual abuse, rape, trauma, and the failures of the justice system.
Irvine Welsh and Adam Biles in Shakespeare and Company, Paris.
A response from ChatGPT confidently asserting that Alice Munro is alive.
Abdulrazak Gurnah at Shakespeare and Company