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After twelve weeks of writing and session organisation, the end result was a 200-page book named Authors of the Estate: written by Chalkhill Estate, published and distributed by the Chalkhill Estate, in north west London.
The book was celebrated with a launch event at the Getty Images Gallery and an afterparty at Boxpark Wembley. In the aftermath of its release, the anthology garnered widespread attention and recognition, transcending the boundaries of its immediate community and resonating with a broader audience.
Adding to its accolades, Authors of the Estate has found a permanent home in the University of London's Senate Hall collection. This archival placement signifies the literary and cultural significance of the work, ensuring its enduring legacy for future generations (https://catalogue.libraries.london.ac.uk/record=b3793219~S1).
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PRESS
“The Brent men trying to change the way you view life on London's council estates”, MyLondon News (2019) — www.mylondon.news/news/west-london-news/brent-men-trying-change-way-17180201
“Authors of the Estate: how one writer is turning council houses into publishing houses”, The Developer (2019) — www.thedeveloper.live/opinion/opinion/authors-of-the-estate-how-one-writer-is-turning-council-houses-into-publishing-houses
“The London Estates & Neighbourhoods That Became Publishing Houses”, Senate House Library Blog (2020) — https://www.london.ac.uk/news-events/blogs/london-estates-neighbourhoods-became-publishing-houses
“Author of the Estate books written by the communities of St Raphael’s and Chalkhill now in Senate House Library”, Brent & Kilburn Times (2020) — https://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/news/21957694.author-estate-books-written-communities-st-raphaels-chalkhill-now-senate-house-library/
“#69 VENT Daily: Authors of the Estate”, VICE (2020)—https://play.acast.com/s/b5c6ab07-3f35-43c9-9d43-6960af0c9dfe/79c62f87-eb24-4410-a403-fad3b5bfc399