We're in the Telegraph

I don't remember seeing this on the Daily Telegraph site before but it describes us perfectly. *

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/entertainment/book-club-tour/south-west-england/8623468/Cotswold-Bookstore.html

*I expect that's because we wrote it and I've simply forgotten all about it!

'Nurse' on iplayer

Just managed to squeeze in a listen to yesterday's Midweek on iplayer and heard Dick Robinson talking about A Nurse at the Front. Wasn't he good!

Link to the program
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/search?q=midweek&x=0&y=0

Toby

PS. Toby is a Swedish Vallhund. He popped in to tell us.
(Dogs on the Blog April 6th)

Rebecca Tope Signing

Don't forget - Rebecca Tope will be here on Saturday next, 14th April at 10.30 am, to sign her new hardback, Malice in the Cotswolds.

This is the 10th in the Thea Osborne seeries of murder mysteries set in the Cotswolds.

We'll have all her paperbacks in stock too, and she'll happily sign those.

Wine and bikkies too!

Hobbit film

Some of our readers/customer may, by now, have realised that I (Tony) am a  bit of fan of Hobbits and all things pertaining.

One of the best places to look to see how the Peter Jackson film is progressing is www.theonering.net and they recently provided links to some amazing photos of Hobbiton, the film set.

Midweek - Nurse at the Front

Dick Robinson, who has done such an amazing job of promoting War Diaries, A Nurse at the Front, will be on  Steam Radio, R4 next Wednesday, talking to Libby Purves.

The program is Midweek and starts at 9am.

Well worth a listen.

Thinks, 'Why have we no Libby Purves books in the shop?'

Dogs on the Blog

Again, it's been a while since we had a dog on the blog so here are a couple.

The short under-carriage Alsatian, on the right here, is Toby and David is just keeping him still, he was so lively.

(Actually, not an Alsation, of course. Perhaps if his humans would mail or phone, I'll put his correct breed up here.)

Just like our good friend, Desi, now in Portugal, and Hugo, who remembered a biscuit, six months later, this dog is Finn.

Both terrific aren't they?