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.
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Saturday Notes from the Bookshop
Monica Curro and Anna Goldsworthy before a full house!
It is Love Your Bookshop Day today, and I’ve done absolutely nothing in preparation for it, mostly because it’s landed right on the weekend of the Port Fairy Spring Music Festival, whi...
Sunday Notes from the Bookshop
Love the colour of this tree against a blue sky. It belongs to my neighbours, and I walk past it every day when I take the A-frame out.
I’ve missed a couple of days in the bookshop because we took the train to the city to attend the launch...
Friday notes from the Bookshop
The bookshop as it is today! New artwork on the wall by Hana Assafiri (right). Flyers for the new Judy Horacek event coming up in October on the table. Creepy Craig (left) still selling A Suitable Man by Jock Serong.
It’s been a fairly slo...
Notes from the Bookshop, Post-Festival
Opening night choir. Photo by Jason Dargan.
Let me tell you about our incredible weekend, which was only an incredible weekend because every person who was here was absolutely delightful - authors, artists, moderators, musicians, and the a...
Sunday Notes from the Bookshop
It’s Father’s Day here in Australia today, and it’s a very quiet start to the morning. I am guessing that families are busy entertaining their dads somehow. Maybe there is an abundance of pancakes being cooked. They’re not bringing them int...
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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. www.blarneybooks.com.au
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