With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy encounter difficulties leaving Nice, leading to a tale of stupidity in four acts.
This week, meet Becky Lucas, co-owner of Shakespeare’s Bookshop in Blackwood. Many thanks to Wakefield Press’ own Elizabeth Hutchins, who suggested that we feature Shakespeare’s Bookshop.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy attempt to climb their way through Monaco.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy traipse through Nice.
This week, meet Angela Crocombe, Senior Buyer at Readings Kids in Carlton, Victoria. Read on to find out what her favourite part about being a bookseller is, and to see her struggle to answer what her favourite recent read is.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing.
This week, meet Alice Teasedale, owner of Kangaroo Island-based Big Quince Print and its carefully curated shop, the Book Nook. Alice tells us what it’s like to run a print, copy and signwriting shop alongside a bookshop – phew!
In a special guest piece for the blog, Dr Judith Thomas writes about the iconic artist’s knack for creating unease in her artwork.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. The next instalment in the Travel for Two series sees Roger and Judy navigating traffic, sipping cold beers, and learning about the history of Peniscola.
