Talks by Tom Hodgkinson and Lowering the Standards of Mail Order
05 February 2007
I am giving a series of talks and events this year at various bookshops, festivals and seminars.
Here are the first four:
Friday 9 February, “How To Be Idle”, Faulheit conference, Brunswick University, Germany, 5pm.
Thursday 15 February, “How To Be Free”, Talk and Signing, Mr B’s Emporium of Reading Delights, Bath, 6.30pm. Tickets £3. www.mrbsemporium.com
Thursday 8 March, “Medieval Values: How Good Living Will Make Us Free”, The Vine Hotel, Skegness, 8pm. Tickets £5 from aewoodbine@aol.com or call 01754 890378
NOTE: The event at Lynton Town Hall is now taking place in April. Check here for more details nearer the time.
And finally, to all those who are still waiting for their free copy of War On Work: we are gradually getting through all the orders, but it is taking some time. Please refrain from abusing us by email for the non-appearance of your book until 28 days has passed from making the original order. We are very slow. Thank you for your patience.
"All my peers and contemporaries, their work ethic is utterly dictated by materialism: the amount of compromise they will make. IÕve seen them all, from the beginning. I was famous before all of them. I see them now, and I swear to you, they are the living dead. Their work is dead. They have no sparkle about their lives, about themselves. TheyÕre just treading water Ð theyÕre not even treading water, theyÕre treading fucking syrup. Bad syrup."