Lovely David Vallade bookmarks. Free, if you ask me nicely.
The Bookseller Crow
- Shoe the kids
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The Transmitter
- The Transmitter
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Justine
- Mrs Crow at the market
Justine blogs from a market in East Dulwich. - Eddy Currents
Lover with a laptop, goggles and nit-comb.
Suggestions
- After the Fire a Still Small Voice. Evie Wyld
- Await Your Reply. Dan Chaon
- Inherent Vice Thomas Pynchon
- Noah's Compass Anne Tyler.
- Love and Summer.
William Trevor - There are cats in this book.
Viviane Schwarz - Me Cheeta.
James Lever - Love and Obstacles.
Aleksandar Hemon - The Rehearsal.
Eleanor Catton
- How to Paint a Dead Man.
Sarah Hall - The Mousehunter.
Alex Milway
Learn more about The Mousehunter - read the first chapter, buy a signed copy with exclusive free badge here - What Was Lost.
Catherine O'Flynn - No One Belongs Here More Than You. Miranda July
If you haven't already visited the website for this book, go there now.
- In Search of the Missing Eyelash. Karen Mcleod
- London Pub Reviews. Paul Ewen
The London boozer fully explained. Now smoke free. The funniest fucking book you will read all year. So funny in fact, that Steven Hunt is not allowed to carry a copy on public transport. Buy here
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Nice indeed.
Just wondered. Have you got "Elegy for Easterly" by Petina Gappah on you shelves?
We are basking in the reflected glory of her success over here, as she is in our Geneva Writers' Group.
She supports independent book shops too .....
Posted by: Catherine | June 23, 2009 at 09:11 AM
oops that should read "your" shelves
check out my post on Petina too.
Posted by: Catherine | June 23, 2009 at 09:14 AM
Hi Catherine, we do indeed have Elergy for Easterly and have sold a few.Also my friend K who helps me out on a Saturday, and here and there at other times, works at her UK agents.
Posted by: JonathanM | June 23, 2009 at 06:31 PM
Oh! You know David too ... small world ...
Posted by: Debi | June 23, 2009 at 11:03 PM
Debi - David cycles down the hill as I'm cycling up the hill. Story of my life really.
Posted by: JonathanM | June 24, 2009 at 12:01 PM