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This article was first published The Jewish Chronicle on 20 February 2017. She reported from war zones, but always looked glam. Anthea Gerrie met the journalist they called ‘Heidi High Heels’. The fact that Heidi Kingstone went to Afghanistan at all is proof you can’t judge a book by its cover. Especially when that cover is…
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Jewish Book Week 2017 is just two weeks away! Heidi will be appearing at a number of events. For full details, visit jewishbookweek.com.

On International Women’s Day – March 8th – Heidi will appear on a panel as part of The Ties that Bind Women from East to West, a special event hosted by The University Women’s Club, PAWA and the Hermann Gundert Society. Commencing at 2.30pm, the event will include a series of panels concerning women in the workplace,…
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As part of Jewish Book Week, Heidi will speak at an event on Tuesday February 28th, hosted by Liverpool Revive at the Lee Park Golf Club. Heidi will be in conversation with Frank Ledwidge, barrister and author of Losing Small Wars and Investment in Blood. This event will commence at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £15.00, including…
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Originally published by Books on the Underground. On 22nd November, the Books on the Underground team had a mammoth 100 copies of Heidi Kingstone’s Dispatches from the Kabul Cafe. We had fun with where to hide the books, and saw lots of engagement online from people who found them! It was such a delight to be…
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On November 22nd, Book Fairies from Books on the Underground gave brightened London commuters’ days with free copies of Dispatches from the Kabul Cafe. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]