This video was made by Heavy Entertainment. You can visit the SYP’s 60th anniversary website at http://www.syp-60.com/Home.aspx – please note that the site is still in its beta testing mode.
“FCUK YOO-“ reads the phrase scrawled in the dirt on a VW van in Soho as Marcus and I walk past. It feels accusatory and oddly personal. We’re out again, drinking, Frank …
Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates For the July book club we took a ‘long drive’ down Richard Yates’ Revolutionary Road. We all really loved the book, and it generated a …
SYP Social Secretary, Nicola Crossley, has written a blog on The Bookseller website about July’s London Speaker Meeting on publishing Generation YA (Young Adult) books, which featured speakers such as Jill …
The second WordPlay spoken word event, compered by SYP Speaker Meeting Co-ordinator Rebecca Fenton, will be on August 4th, at The Good Ship in Kilburn. Featured writers include Dockers MC (aka …
Kilburn’s favourite spoken word night returns after a great July launch with a literary line-up beyond compere (see what we did there…): Date: Tuesday, 04 August 2009 Location: The Good …
On 18th June, the great and the good of the publishing world helped the SYP to celebrate their 60th anniversary in the stunning surroundings of the Underglobe at London’s Globe …
The SYP’s 60th anniversary has been celebrated in a lavish 3 page spread in The Bookseller. Also, SYP Project 60 Project Co-ordinator Bhav Mehta, who has played a vital role …
If you can’t see The Bookseller article below, then your Flash player may not be up to date. You can try viewing this page in an alternative browser, such as Internet Explorer, or you …
We are very excited to announce that the SYP’s 60th anniversary book will be launched during this autumn. The society was born in the embers of the Second World War, …
Yes, I’m back! And this time, amazingly, I’m not moaning about men (or more specifically, the lack of them). ‘What’s your problem now then?’ I hear you cry – or …
I was with some of the office in the pub. Marcus was on the bar stool beside me, to the right. To my left was Frank, just about holding himself up. It was …