The pages to the guide should expand with a bit of compulsive clicking, one to browse in the bookshop before buying really, but for the geographically disadvantaged here is the link to the inevitable buy it now button
Although Michael's Bookshop in Ramsgate where I work as a shop assistant was closed today as it always is on Thuardays, it was a busy day on the book front for me, various book house calls buying large collections of books and a visit to the charity bookshop in Herne Bay followed by several bookshops in Canterbury.
A few photos in Canterbury and a bit of sketching out of the upstairs window of McDonald's there, it was very busy with a a verity of nationalities of young people, a very good atmosphere for sketching, which eventually improved.
I hope King Boris or Hunt don't bring this to an end as it would probably cripple the economies of both Ramsgate and Canterbury. Canterbury in particular is suffering badly from shop closures at the moment.
On the bookshop front we put out quite a lot of books yesterday
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