COMMONPLACE: Memory
COMMONPLACE is a series of intimate literary dinners hosted by William Rayfet Hunter, bringing writers and guests together around a shared theme, a shared table and a shared meal.
For our next edition, we gather around the table to explore MEMORY through writing, food and conversation.
What do we remember, and what do we choose to forget? Memory is slippery. It lives in stories we tell, places we return to, things we inherit and moments we can't quite let go of.
Across the evening, Kofi Achina, Danielle Pender and Liv Little will respond to the theme through readings and reflections, accompanied by a shared meal at Bistrotheque.
Attendees will also receive an exclusive proof copy of Danielle Pender's forthcoming debut novel, Ultra, ahead of its publication.
As ever, COMMONPLACE sits somewhere between a literary event and a dinner party: a space to listen, eat, talk and think together.
This ticket guarantees you a seat at the table and a copy of Ultra by Danielle Pender.
Dinner is a set menu, served family-style, at £50 per person. A full bar will be available on the night, with drinks charged separately to your bill.
A 15% discretionary service charge will be added to your bill.
Tuesday 24th November 2026
6:30pm
Bistrotheque, London
With readings from
Kofi Achina
Danielle Pender
Liv Little
Come to the table.