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The BORZOI Bookshop Church Street Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1BB Tel: 01451 830268 www.borzoibookshop.co.uk Twitter: @BorzoiBookshop Facebook: Borzoi Bookshop JUNE 2015 June is going to be an exciting month for us! Not only do we have the two events we told you about last month – Derek Taylor launching his new book Magna Carta in 20 Places on Thursday 11th June at The Old Stocks Inn, and Duff Hart-Davis talking about his new book Our Land at War: A Portrait of Rural England 1939-45 on Wednesday 24th June at The Borzoi – but we have also arranged a return appearance by Charlie Lovett, whose first book The Bookman’s Tale created quite a stir two years ago. Now he turns his attention to Jane Austen in First Impressions, and who better than Victoria Huxley, another local author who wrote Jane Austen and Adlestrop, to discuss it with him? This event will take place on Thursday 18 th June at Kingham Village Hall OX7 6YQ from 6.30 to 8.00pm. Tickets are £5 each, with 10% off the book on the night. Independent Bookshop Week runs from 20th -27th June. This is an opportunity to celebrate the virtues of independent bookshops and what makes them so special. We will have various special offers during the week, and a children’s party is a possibility on the final Saturday. Keep checking our website, Twitter and Facebook! A SELECTION OF NEW BOOKS THIS MONTH Brewery Yard Dental Practice Stow on the Wold Dr. Claudia McCann Dr. Holly Finley • AIRPORTS • HOSPITALS General and Cosmetic Surgery Dentures Whitening Six Month Smiles Downstairs Surgery Wrinkle reduction treatments 6 Brewery Yard, Sheep Street, Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1AA 01451 830885 info@breweryyarddentalsurgery.co.uk www.breweryyarddentalsurgery.co.uk Predictably Good Teeth STOW ON THE WOLD TAXI SERVICE 6 SEATER GALAXY LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE • STATIONS • COURIER SERVICE TONY KNIGHT – 07887 714047 info@stow-on-the-wold-taxi-service.co.uk www.stow-on-the-wold-taxi-service.co.uk Top of the new fiction titles is Tightrope from Simon Mawer, whose previous books include The Glass Room. It is a Cold War novel, featuring a survivor of Ravensbruck who is finding it difficult to adjust to post-war life. We were very impressed with the advance copy we read. On a lighter note, and straight into paperback, is Fresh Hell by Rachel Johnson, Boris’ sister and former Editor of The Lady. It is another very funny and biting satire of the Notting Hill set, with the focus on their current obsession for basement swimming pools. Moving on to fact, we like the sound of The Angel and the Cad: Love, Loss and Scandal in Regency England by Geraldine Roberts. It tells how a wealthy and beautiful heiress married for love, but unfortunately chose a feckless dandy who frittered her money away. Going further back in time, Britannia: A Journey from the Heart of Rome to Hadrian’s Wall cAD130 by Bronwen Riley conjures up what you would see and who you would meet on your travels across Roman Europe. Coming right back to the present, there are two books that have caught our eye: The New Spymasters: Inside Espionage from the Cold War to Global Terror by Stephen Grey – a manual of modern espionage; and equally topical, Nick Robinson’s Election Notebook: The Inside Story of the Bare-Knuckle Fight over Britain’s Future – insight, analysis and behind-the-scenes gossip. Finally, an exclusive hardback for children aged 12+, and only available from independent bookshops this year, to mark Independent Bookshop Week. The apocalypse begins in a small seaside town in Wales. . . . Or at least it does in The Box of Demons by Daniel Whelan, with a fabulous pop-up illustration by Chris Riddell. It has never been published before and is an uproarious adventure perfect for fans of the late Terry Pratchett. All copies will be signed and numbered. 13
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