Daniel Trilling

@trillingual.bsky.social

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Journalist and author in London. LRB, Guardian Long Read and others. Books about refugees in Europe and Britain's far right. danieltrilling.co.uk for contact details etc

Daniel Trilling author talks York, Tuesday 21 July 7pm Nottingham, Wednesday 22 July 6.30pm Streatham, Wednesday 29 July 7pm Waterstones Visit waterstones.com/events for details
Three people wearing traditional inidigenous outfits looking down onto the Brazilian national assembly
A pen and notebook and headphones on a table by a window.
Daniel Trilling author talks at Waterstones: York, Tuesday 21 July, 7pm Nottingham, Wednesday 22 July, 6.30pm Streatham, Wednesday 29 July, 7pm Visit waterstones.com/events for details
Amazon listing for If We Tolerate This stating it is a "bestseller".
Once in a while, a book comes along that takes an issue or a concept that you have been thinking about for a while and explains it in a clear and coherent way while also mapping out some solutions to address them. Daniel Trilling’s If We Tolerate This – How the British Establishment Made the Far Right Respectable is such a book.
The front cover of If We Tolerate This: How the British Establishment Made the Far Right Respectable, pictured against a bed of purple flowers in tbe background.
The front cover of Rosinha de Valença's album Um Violão Em Primero Plano, which features a black and white photograph of a woman holding a Spanish guitar looking cool.
An empty jar of roasted aubergine above a bowl of said aubergine mixed with lemon juice and tahini.
Front cover of the poetry collection "Adam" by Gboyega Odubanjo, photographed in front of a railway platform.
Front cover of the album "Celebrity Skin" by Hole, featuring a black and white photo of the band standing in front of flames.
A stone carving of a hunter holding a dog on a leash, which is straining after a hare leaping over a tree.
The International Criminal Court building in The Hague, Netherlands.
A photo of Scott Ross standing behind a harpsichord, wearing a leather jacket and with a cigarette dangling from his mouth.
Front cover of the book "We Were There: How Black culture, resistance and community shaped modern Britain" by Lanre Bakare.