It’s that glazed-over look your partner starts to get as you describe (in great detail) the denouement of your latest literary obsession – the pros and cons of the characters, the highs and lows of the plot – that makes you wonder whether you ought to find yourself a place where your book chat is officially sanctioned … a place that will save your loved one’s sanity...
Nick Thompson, our guest blogger, is an occasional writer and horror fiction fan. He discovered Stephen King in his mid-teens and hasn't been the same since.
Shop manager Steve Roberts writes about his project A Life of Books. If you'd like to be involved, follow the link to his survey or pick up a paper copy from the shop. Steve would love to talk in the shop about your life with books, so call in for a chat.
Over the last few years at Glossop Record Club, we’ve had sessions dedicated to the years 1966, 1967 and 1968, little vinyl time capsules exploring music made in those years by playing key tracks and albums as they celebrate their 50th anniversaries.
We are hosting our 2021 Annual General Meeting incorporating an author's event with local writer James Ellson. The first part of the evening will...
George Street Community Bookshop has traditionally been a physical shop, providing services to Glossop and the people who visit the town. But times...
It’s that glazed-over look your partner starts to get as you describe (in great detail) the denouement of your latest literary obsession – the pros and cons of the characters, the highs and lows of the plot – that makes you wonder whether you ought to find yourself a place where your book chat is officially sanctioned … a place that will save your loved one’s sanity...
Shop Manager Steve runs through some of his favourite books of 2019.
Nick Thompson, our guest blogger, is an occasional writer and horror fiction fan. He discovered Stephen King in his mid-teens and hasn't been the same since.
Shop manager Steve Roberts writes about his project A Life of Books. If you'd like to be involved, follow the link to his survey or pick up a paper copy from the shop. Steve would love to talk in the shop about your life with books, so call in for a chat.
Over the last few years at Glossop Record Club, we’ve had sessions dedicated to the years 1966, 1967 and 1968, little vinyl time capsules exploring music made in those years by playing key tracks and albums as they celebrate their 50th anniversaries.
The first blog for our website. Here’s where we’ll post bits of news, random views, book reviews and other things that rhyme with ooze…I’m hoping t...
