Notes from a Smalltown Bookshop
Jo the Smalltown BooksellerOccasional daily account of this bookseller's day in the bookshop, set in a coastal and rural village at the bottom of mainland Australia.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | joblarney.substack.com |
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Thursday Notes from the Bookshop
Lots of browsers through this morning, hands in pockets. I get the impression someone around the corner is sending people my way, and for this I feel very grateful. One fella comes to my desk, hands still in pockets, leans across and says, ...
Weekend Notes from the Bookshop
This weekend is a running festival in Port Fairy (yes, really). If you are interested, information can be found here. Apparently there are 2800 runners involved this year – which is pretty much where the population figure for this small-tow...
Monday Notes from the Bookshop
End of the day romp
Thursday Notes from the Bookshop
It’s a windy morning, and it feels like we’ve reverted to a bit of winter mid-summer. While, mind you, the rest of the state sizzles in an actual summer.
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Founded Blarney Books & Art in the rural (and coastal) outpost of Port Fairy back in 2004. Still going. I also facilitate the Port Fairy Literary Weekend, and a weekly local sketch club.
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