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Charlie Hill

Charlie Hill is a Birmingham writer whose Book Bag appearance centres on psychogeographical essays, journeys, photographs and a distinctive take on Britain.

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Charlie Hill on Suzi Feay's Book Bag
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Charlie Hill Chapter 2 - We learn about his writing process and more.Watch episode · 1:01:47 Suzi chats with author Charlie HillWatch episode · 58:17

Books and topics

  • This Albion: Snapshots of a compromised land
  • The Birmingham Poets

Profile highlights

  • On the Book Bag he discusses This Albion: Snapshots of a Compromised Land.
  • His episode focuses on travel, observation, place-writing and working methods.
  • Charlie HIll returns to the Book Bag to discuss his new collection of wry psychogeographical essays, 'This Albion: Snapshots of a compromised land'.

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This Albion: Snapshots of a compromised land
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Books by Charlie Hill (Author of The Allotment)Charlie Hill has 22 books on Goodreads with 161 ratings. Charlie Hill’s most popular book is The Allotment.Charlie Hill | Penguin Random HouseBuy books online written by Charlie Hill and sign up for author alerts for new book email notifications.Charlie Hill | ArvonCharlie lives in Birmingham. He is the author of Books, The Space Between Things and Stuff, and the founder and director of the PowWow Festival of Writing. I Don’t Want to Go to the Taj Mahal is published by <strong>Repeater Books</strong> in paperback and eBoCharlie Hill: Opportunity - BookanistaHe is the author of Books, The Space Between Things and Stuff, and the founder and director of the PowWow Festival of Writing. I Don’t Want to Go to the Taj Mahal is published by <strong>Repeater Books</strong> in paperback and eBook.