
The Edinburgh Bookshop is very proud that Jen Campbell, one of our alumni, has won 4th place in the Arts Council Mini Words competition. There were thousands of entries and it comfirms our belief that she is a writer who will go on to great things! Well done Jen from all of us.
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The Edinburgh Bookshop has new, sturdy-gussetted, biodegradable carrier bags in - navy with silver writing and v v v classy. Photos to follow because we're that excited about them

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has some great Christmas books in: Becky's current favourite is 'Never Kiss a Man in a Canoe: Words of Wisdom from the Golden Age of Agony Aunts' by Tanith Carey.
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In Katharine Whitehorn’s recent memoir, Selective Memory, she relates the story of a colleague on a women’s magazine in the 1950s, lumbered with an astrology column. While subscribers to this ...

The Edinburgh Bookshop 's sister bookshop, The Children's Bookshop, is two years old! To celebrate, Maisy the Mouse and Winnie the Witch are visiting this Saturday (14th November). As it's a party, there will also be goody bags, and 10% off everything in the shop. Come along and meet Maisy and Winnie, and start your Christmas shopping!

The Edinburgh Bookshop And if you can't get into the shop but still want to buy a copy of Susan Hill's book (or any other for that matter) you can call us and pay over the phone and we'll even post it to you.

The Edinburgh Bookshop 's Book of the Week is the marvellous 'Howard's End is on the Landing' by Susan Hill; an exploration of one person's reading when the author spent a year just reading books she already owned. We've all loved it and for this week only it has £3 off the cover price, making this beautiful little hardback only £9.99. Might... we also suggest that it's the perfect Christmas present for the book-lover in your life?

The Edinburgh Bookshop is hosting an event with Edinburgh-based author, Aly Monroe, on Wednesday 18th November. The brilliant historical thriller, The Maze of Cadiz, was published last year to critical acclaim (the sequel, Washington Shadows, is due anytime). If you like the classic spy fiction of Eric Ambler, John le Carre or Alan Furst t...hen you can pick-up a copy of the first Peter Cotton mystery from us.

The Edinburgh Bookshop is ineffably ecstatic that the evil blue builders' portakabin might be moved soon! In other news, we've got an event booked with Tom Kitchin - see below for details...

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Tom Kitchin opened his eponymous restaurant in Leith in June 2006, earning a Michelin star within 6 months. Since then, he has won many more awards and attracted great acclaim for his style of cooking which emphasises seasonal Scottish produce coupled with classical French techniques.
‘From Nature to Plate’ showcases To...m’s style of cooking and the finest seasonal ingredients available each month of the calendar year.
Tom will be joining us to talk about his career, his restaurant and his culinary ethos. He will also be answering questions from the audience and signing copies of his book.
7.30pm, Tickets are £7 (with £7 off the price of Tom’s book) and must be purchased in advance from The Edinburgh Bookshop as space is limited.
Time:7:30PM Monday, October 26th
Location:Church Centre, Christ Church, 6a Morningside Road (opposite The Children’s Bookshop)

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The Secret Life of Buildings by Edward Hollis is a fascinating look at the histories of thirteen of the worlds most memorable buildings from the Parthenon and the Alhambra to the fibreglass theme parks of Las Vegas, from initial plans to present day and the future.
A highly readable and meticulously researched book, Ed ...will be at The Edinburgh Bookshop to talk about the writing of the book and his own personal favourite buildings.
It's sure to be a fascinating evening and tickets (available at the bookshop) are £5 including wine and nibbles and with £5 off the book.
Join architect Edward Hollis to hear more about his new book...
Time:7:30PM Wednesday, October 14th
Location:The Edinburgh Bookshop

The Edinburgh Bookshop needs a part-time bookseller to work on Sundays and Mondays - send us a CV with covering email if you're interested

The Edinburgh Bookshop Working in a bookshop, why it isn't like Tesco...
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One of the weird things I’ve noticed since we opened the first bookshop is that when I say that I’m a publisherpeople often respond ina completely different way to when I say that I have ...



















