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500 pages. Should keep me busy.
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A wonderful book, brings back so many memories. I shopped at many of the retailers in this book, mostly in London, Kent, Hastings, Brighton and Manchester.
Andrew Milton of Parlogram has done a very entertaining video about record shop bags here:
ings
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Good book - but a bit disappointed that Mole Jazz’s iconic bag didn’t get a look in. Trunk seeming to be mining this collection for their t-shirts of late.
A classic - love her book The White Album and Play It As It Lays - just seen the new cover for the latter.
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Added to my buy list, thanks!
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This looks interesting - let us know what you think of it.
Peter
Will do,only started it today .
Picked them up yesterday from our local library.
Interestingly enough, the books were acquired while Greene was still alive.
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Just purchased on kindle for .99p.
Sadly the last book from this master.
Not read yet,on the virtual bookshelf,but sometimes these bargains do not last for long.
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Does anyone still read Dennis Wheatley any more?
I read loads in my younger days, as did friends, but I never see his books in charity or s/h shops.
steve
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They are very dated and un pc when you read them now. I liked them in my youth but when i reread them they were not great
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Certainly true but the same could also be said about a lot of ‘classic’ literature…
steve
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Indeed, they, just like us, were a product of their times
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