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The Bedside Crow: Raymond Carver Reading London 1987
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Justine Gets a Haircut. My Very Own Misery Memoir. Raymond Carver Reading London 1987. October 03, 2006. About a tape recording of a reading by Raymond Carver, Richard Ford and Jonathan Raban. The event took place at The Pan Bookshop on the Fulham road, London, on a Saturday afternoon sometime in the summer of 1987. Raymond Carver reads five poems from In a Marine Light, and two poems from Fires. You can download him reading these here. Or you can listen to it here. Posted at 02:53 PM in Authors. 2 Howev...
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99 ways to ask for a book. Book of the Day. Book of the Month. Some people, places and things that may appear in my next novel. Talking with Mr Paxton. Get an email from me. Let me fill up your inbox. Together we can create something beautiful. Follow me on Twitter. 99 ways to ask for a book. Book of the Day. Book of the Month. Some people, places and things that may appear in my next novel. Talking with Mr Paxton. Subscribe to this blog's feed.
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A man strides the length of the shop to shake my hand. April 13, 2014. He fairly sings my name. Long time no see, he says. I moved away from the area so I dont get to come in any more. This is strange I think, as I pass him every Sunday on my way to the shop. Are you slaying the might of amaz*n? In a manner of speaking, I say. This is very odd, I think, for although he was once a regular customer, it must be ten years since I sold him a book. Posted at 11:55 AM in Bookselling. April 08, 2014. He is also ...
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Shop online at The Bookseller Crow. The Bookseller Crow on the hill. Website: http:/ booksellercrow.typepad.com/Fjtx92xh. The blog of the independent bookshop The Bookseller Crow on the Hill based in Crystal Palace south London. Est 1997. Written by Jonathan Main and (sometimes) his partner Justine Crow. The decline of the West.
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Looked at a book. July 09, 2015. On my way to the office out back. Thought, weve had that a while, Im surprised we havent sold it. It won a prize. It is highly thought of. Fussed around in the office for thirty seconds, came back out into the shop. A lady appeared in the middle of our otherwise empty shop. Asked for the book. I found it for her. It won a prize, I said. It is highly thought of. Yes, she said. I sold her the book. Sometimes the magic works like this. Posted at 12:09 PM in Bookselling.
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NON-WORKINGMONKEY: I watch news of the floods in Britain with a Canadian friend
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Saturday, February 15, 2014. I watch news of the floods in Britain with a Canadian friend. With that flooding the French can just row in . there are no trees in England, just hedgehogs, and that's why there's the flooding. And you haven't got guns. Which makes it even easier for them. Now's their chance.". Are all the hedgehogs in little rowing boats? Only, youll have to shave your hedgehogs. Health and safety, you know. Regard the hedgehogs as your male children! Here is son). Geddit? YOU MAY ALSO LIKE.
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Bertha the Earthtruck: Staying in Touch, 70s Style
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Or 'OFF THE ROAD'. A blog that's a book, sort of. New readers please start at the top of the side bar or this WILL NOT MAKE SENSE (only the three most recent posts appear on the main page). All the usual sidebar stuff can be found further down - including a blogroll of hitchhikers, who all qualified for this dubious distinction by LEAVING A COMMENT. Saturday, April 09, 2005. Staying in Touch, 70s Style. Free repetition of doubtful words, indeed. We'll come back to this in a moment. The Story so Far.
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Bertha the Earthtruck: The Best Job I Ever Had
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Or 'OFF THE ROAD'. A blog that's a book, sort of. New readers please start at the top of the side bar or this WILL NOT MAKE SENSE (only the three most recent posts appear on the main page). All the usual sidebar stuff can be found further down - including a blogroll of hitchhikers, who all qualified for this dubious distinction by LEAVING A COMMENT. Thursday, April 14, 2005. The Best Job I Ever Had. As it turned out, I found a way to ease myself gently back into the labour market. This was brilliant....
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Bertha the Earthtruck: Random, in its Myriad Forms
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Or 'OFF THE ROAD'. A blog that's a book, sort of. New readers please start at the top of the side bar or this WILL NOT MAKE SENSE (only the three most recent posts appear on the main page). All the usual sidebar stuff can be found further down - including a blogroll of hitchhikers, who all qualified for this dubious distinction by LEAVING A COMMENT. Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Random, in its Myriad Forms. These things happen. Which kind of sums up the entire Bertha experience. We’ve left Amsterdam. It f...
THE BOOK TROUT: November 2011
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Books, Book Selling, Book Reading, Book Loving. Thursday, November 10, 2011. Chronicle Book Fair in Glens Falls, New York. The crowds at the Chronicle Book Fair were nice from 10:30 am (many browsers drifted in early) to about 2 pm and then rather precipitously dropped off. This left a little time to sneak away to chat with Gluten Free cookbook author Amy Rota-Poulin and my fellow bookseller, Victoria Garlandia at her Three Wise Women booth to snag a few local history titles. Links to this post. Welcome ...
THE BOOK TROUT: September 2014
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Books, Book Selling, Book Reading, Book Loving. Tuesday, September 16, 2014. A Bookseller/Customer's View of the Sept. 13-14, 2014 Brooklyn Antiques and Book Fair. The inaugural Brooklyn Antiques and Book Fair. I liked the sleek glass and chrome lines of the Greenpoint Expo and the lighting inside was really good for viewing the books, even on an overcast day. I first spied Don Lindgren of Rabelais. It's basically a 1697 liquor license from that bastion of Puritan culture, Massachusetts. The former showc...
THE BOOK TROUT: Literary Temptations from Angels and Devils
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Books, Book Selling, Book Reading, Book Loving. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Literary Temptations from Angels and Devils. There are devils and angels on the shelves here at Old Saratoga Books, beckoning folks with their siren songs. Here are some of their literary temptations. Richard Sharpe and the Emperor, 1820-1821, by. Bernard Cornwell, London: Harpercollins 1992, first printing. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. Remainder mark on page bottoms, jacket price-clipped. The. Of Congress number 61-18131...
ResoluteReader: March 2015
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One man's odyssey through the world of books. Monday, March 30, 2015. Thomas Keneally - The People's Train. This fictionalised account of the life of Russian Revolutionary Fyodor Sergeyev. Links to this post. Friday, March 20, 2015. Frederick Taylor - Dresden: Tuesday 13 February 1945. As the Cold War continued, the Eastern Bloc too encouraged a view of the attack as symbolizing the viciousness of the US and British, prepared to murder thousands of civilians in a pointless attack. The fairest estimate se...
ResoluteReader: Richard Holmes - Falling Upwards: How we took to the Air
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One man's odyssey through the world of books. Friday, July 24, 2015. Richard Holmes - Falling Upwards: How we took to the Air. France seems to have had a long relationship with the balloon. Poets, scientists and writers (and often combinations of all three) rode them, and fell in love with them. One, Camille Flammarion saw the future in the balloon,. Whither sales this ship? It sails with daylight, clothed,. Towards the Future, pristine and divine; towards the Good,. The book ends with the age of explora...
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Really Tired JOATAMON By Day. The answers to "who is this person anyway", "what's a JOATAMON", and other mysteries. Norilana Books and cyberfunding. I do not know Vera Nazarian in a face-to-face, sit-down-and-have-a-beverage kind of way. But I know her through the Internet, and I know people who know her, and thus I feel comfortable reposting her request for assistance. She’s not asking for money directly. She’s offering goods and services. Comments : Leave a Comment. Take it away, Frank. No Sleep Till W...
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Former Bookseller, Current Chick. Monday, August 15, 2011. Your Grandma Wears Army Boots. By Tanita S. Davis:. Told in alternating chapters, half of which follow Mare through her experiences as a WAC and half of which follow Mare and her granddaughters on the road in the present day, this novel introduces readers to a larger-than-life character and a fascinating chapter in African American history. I picked up Mare’s War. Because I read a moving blog post. Was available at the library, so I picked it up.
Bookseller Crow Bookshop // Crystal Palace South London
Bookseller Crow on the Hill. A bookshop on a hill, in South East London. Well tasty. No robots since 1997. New for Spring 18. A selection of brilliant new books for 2018. Broken River – J. Robert Lennon. A Boy in Winter – Rachel Seiffert. The Wapshot Chronicle – John Cheever. The Evenings – Gerard Reve. Nina Stibbe – Signed copies. Big Fat Book Group. Big Fat Book Group. 4 3 2 1 – Paul Auster. Three Daughters of Eve – Elif Shafak. A Fine Balance – Rohinton Mistry. The Girls – Emma Cline. Diana Evans’ hau...
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Written by Jonathan Main owner of The Bookseller Crow a bookshop on a hill in Crystal Palace, London. England. www.booksellercrow.co.uk. You have to start somewhere! Posted at 3:14 AM. The posh schools have already broken up for the summer and driving through Dulwich Village it’s very quiet. I wonder if the college has a Specials tribute band? They should for the Summer at least, and Autumn and Christmas and the New Year skiing season. Posted at 8:10 AM. At a wedding in a 12th century church in Suffolk.
The Bedside Crow
Looked at a book. July 09, 2015. On my way to the office out back. Thought, weve had that a while, Im surprised we havent sold it. It won a prize. It is highly thought of. Fussed around in the office for thirty seconds, came back out into the shop. A lady appeared in the middle of our otherwise empty shop. Asked for the book. I found it for her. It won a prize, I said. It is highly thought of. Yes, she said. I sold her the book. Sometimes the magic works like this. Posted at 12:09 PM in Bookselling.
Bookseller Crow book club
Bookseller Crow book club. April 8, 2013. Ancient Light by John Banville. April 8, 2013. The Middlesteins by Jami Attenberg. April 8, 2013. A Heart So White by Javier Marais. January 8, 2013. Cassandra at the Wedding by Dorothy Baker. A re-issued novel from 1962. Set in California, Nicholas Lezard said in the Guardian when choosing it recently as his paperback of the week, that it could be ‘a skewed modern take on Pride and Prejudice.’. January 4, 2013. A Cruel Bird Came to the Nest and Looked In.
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