On Brick Lane Book

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    The New Statesman

    ‘On Brick Lane is a collage of beady-eyed topographical study, family history and oral testimony illustrated with numerous photographs and…

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    First Post

    ‘Lichtenstein is part of an inspired literary and historical reinvention of the neighbourhood – along with Iain Sinclair, Patrick Wright…

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    Socialist Worker

    ‘Lichtenstein’s book is a mixture of memoir, interviews, written history and photographs that seek to capture the never-still nature of…

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    The Telegraph

    ‘Lichtenstein has written a fascinating book – half memoir, half social history – that retrieves the street’s past and connects…

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    The Observer

    ‘Like Sinclair, Lichtenstein is a cultural archaeologist, digging up forgotten stories from the metropolis.’

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    The Guardian

    ‘Lichtenstein’s useful and instructive book catches time’s riptide once more on the turn.’

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    Iain Sinclair

    ‘By listening with such care, and sympathetic attention, she teases out the voices of the living and the dead. Here…

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    The Times

    ‘In an age when modern, consumer culture is erasing so much of the past, Lichtenstein’s anguish and instinct to preserve…

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    The Metro

    ‘Lichtenstein’s lively approach captures and celebrates the cacophonous narrative of one of London’s most interesting microcosms.’

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    The Sunday Telegraph

    ‘Lichtenstein has created an intriguing and vivid memorial to Brick Lane… she writes well about what it means for a…

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