Waterstones Sale

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I thought that the many UK lurkers here might be interested to know that Waterstones have a couple of odd book compilations half price in their sale at present (at least in the Belfast branch but I assume nationally as well) [i]Scouts in Bondage: And Other Books from an Innocent Age[/i] by Michael Bell and the updated third edition of the incomparable [i]Fish Who Answer the Telephone and Other Bizarre Books[/i] by Russell Ash and Brian Lake These books have only been out a few months and of course I bought them full price just before Xmas javascript:emoticon(':(') Sad
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Submitted by Alfred Armstrong on 31 Dec 2006 - 12:37 Permalink
Lake and Ash is a classic. I must get that. I have both previous editions but there's bound to be some new stuff. Some of it might even be contributed by me, as I emailed them a while back with a few titles they might like.
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I thought that the many UK lurkers here might be interested to know that Waterstones have a couple of odd book compilations half price in their sale at present (at least in the Belfast branch but I assume nationally as well) [i]Scouts in Bondage: And Other Books from an Innocent Age[/i] by Michael Bell and the updated third edition of the incomparable [i]Fish Who Answer the Telephone and Other Bizarre Books[/i] by Russell Ash and Brian Lake These books have only been out a few months and of course I bought them full price just before Xmas javascript:emoticon(':(') Sad

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Submitted by Alfred Armstrong on 31 Dec 2006 - 12:37 Permalink
Lake and Ash is a classic. I must get that. I have both previous editions but there's bound to be some new stuff. Some of it might even be contributed by me, as I emailed them a while back with a few titles they might like.