Her story
Naomi believes an evening should be read like a good novel — unhurried, a little surprising, and impossible to put down.
London-born, of Lagos and literature. A King's degree in the latter, a radio voice by accident, a weakness for first editions and last trains missed on purpose. She keeps her circle small and her diary smaller.
Gallery
Together
Claridge's or a quiet corner of a bookshop café. The gentlest way to begin.
Mayfair, Marylebone, or your club. She'll have read the wine list before you arrive.
The Cotswolds, Paris by train, or nowhere at all. Some stories need two sunrises.
Diary
“Punctual to the minute, unhurried by the hour. I've never enjoyed being read aloud to more.”
— W., Belgravia
“She remembered the name of my first sailboat. Two months later.”
— R., Geneva
Contact
A few lines about yourself, the occasion you have in mind, and how you found her. Discreet screening, gently done — for everyone's peace of mind.
notes@naomiadeyemi.com