bookshop

Comfort

– . Now over to all of you to join the challenge with your own comfortable post, or with a post based on any single word that takes your fancy. Thanks to […]

-London

Oh Yes

The top of Charing Cross Road is still undergoing a lot of building work, largely due to the forthcoming new railway line, and I did feel a little sad to […]

-London

South Bank Book Market

I can never resist a peak at the books on display at this daily outdoor book market on London’s South Bank. You can imagine, given the British weather, that you […]

-London

Treadwell’s, a Magical Bookshop

Store Street, in Bloomsbury, used to house offices of the British Library, and is now home to Treadwells book store, founded in 2003. The only word to describe this shop […]

Alphabet Challenges

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines analphabetic as lacking in education or the knowledge gained from books, and as one of my favourite literary characters commented: “To the uneducated, an A […]

-London

The Oldest Bookshop in London

For a bookshop with history and atmosphere head to Hatchards at 187 Piccadilly, next to Fortnum and Mason and opposite the Royal Academy. It was established in 1797 and is […]

-Russia

Melancholy Moscow

I have just returned from a brief trip to Moscow (October 2012). The weather there was bitterly cold, something it happened to share with China which was having its first […]

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bookshop

Comfort

Oh Yes

South Bank Book Market

Treadwell’s, a Magical Bookshop

A is for… Analphabetic

The Oldest Bookshop in London

Melancholy Moscow