Telling the hidden stories of East London

Jeremy Worman is a Hackney-based author and university teacher, who has published two volumes of short stories – Swimming with Diana Dors, and Fragmented – as well as a memoir of communal living in 1970s London, “The Way to Hornsey Rise – an autobiographical novel”.

He is currently finishing a detective novel, for publication in 2027.

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More reviews in for “The Way to…”
More reviews in for “The Way to…”

Some nice reviews for my latest book.

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More reviews for The Way to Hornsey Rise!
More reviews for The Way to Hornsey Rise!

More reviews from readers and reviewers…

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Listen to four extracts from “The Way to Hornsey Rise”
Listen to four extracts from “The Way to Hornsey Rise”

Listen to the author reading extracts from his new autobiographical novel.

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Listen to excerpts from “The Way to Hornsey Rise”
Listen to excerpts from “The Way to Hornsey Rise”

Listen to some audio excerpts from my 2023 release, The Way to Hornsey Rise.

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Launch of “The Way to Hornsey Rise”
Launch of “The Way to Hornsey Rise”

Launching “The Way to Hornsey Rise” at the Betsy Trotwood.

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Lies, fiction, truth: my acquaintance with Alan Ross
Lies, fiction, truth: my acquaintance with Alan Ross

A reflection on my relationship with Alan Ross, published in The London Magazine, back in 2003.

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Memoir publication
Memoir publication

Some great news about the publication of my next literary project, The Way to Hornsey Rise.

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Reviews: ‘Wainewright the Poisoner’ by Andrew Motion
Reviews: ‘Wainewright the Poisoner’ by Andrew Motion

Jeremy reviews Andrew Motion’s ‘Wainewright the poisoner’.

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