Quick reminder: Sabrina Chapadjiev talk in London TONIGHT

By Jess McCabe | 22 May 2009, 08:17

Sabrina Chapadjiev, editor of Live Through This, is talking in London TONIGHT at the Feminist Library.

Live Through This is a collection of stories, essays and artwork by women artists about creativity and self-destruction, including bell hooks, Inga Muscio, Carolyn Gage, Kate Bornstein and more - you can read more about it here.

7:00pm - Feminist Library will be specially opened for visitors to have a look around
7.30pm - Talk starts

The talk is free, there will be free drinks and snacks, and you don’t need to book or anything, just turn up at:

The Feminist Library
5 Westminster Bridge Road
SE1 7XW

(There is a lift in the building, but there are several steps at the front in order to get to the ground floor.)

It’s about five minutes walk from Elephant & Castle tube:

Click here for map!

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