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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Friday Notes from the Bookshop
Too beautiful not to photograph and include here, just for decoration!
My day in the bookshop begins with a woman on a mission for Margaret Hickey’s latest book, Cold River. We talk about how good Marg is with her page-turning crime novels...
Friday Notes from the Bookshop
Today’s the return of the semester for the local chapter of the University of the Third Age, which means a busy day for me at the bookshop. We are hosting two of their classes today, starting with The First Australians discussion this morni...
Sunday Notes from the Bookshop
After giving up waiting for a break in the weather, I schlep the A-frame down to the corner in the rain, dodging the enormous puddles along the way. We don’t have a footpath in our street, one of the last streets in the centre of the town w...
Sunday Notes from the Bookshop
A photo from last year’s literary festival - this was a panel with (L to R) featuring Mary Garden, Maggie Mackellar, Nova Weetman and Hilary Harper.
It’s a big day today - pop the champagne! - we’ve finally released the program and tickets...
Sunday Notes from the Bookshop
Bill Chambers (right) and Tyler Chambers (left) on the bookshop stage
It’s a gorgeous sunny Sunday morning, and not quite as cold as its been lately. We’ve met some lovely visiting friends for a Sunday breakfast and traded some book news w...
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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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