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| Tourist Information |
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The Hay on Wye Homepage and Tourist Bureau
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The official homepage for Hay on Wye tourist information. 01497 820144. |
| The Hay Festival |
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The Hay Festival
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Homepage of the famous Hay Festival of Literature. |
| Other Hay on Wye Booksellers |
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Richard Booth's Bookshop
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The homepage of Booth Books, the original, and largest, bookshop in Hay on Wye. |
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Ashbrook Garage, Clyro |
Buys and sells Motoring and Motor Racing books and Automobilia. 01497 821046. |
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Hancock and Monks
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Books on music, sheet music and scores. Classical CDs and DVDs. |
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Rose's Books
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Another specialist childrens' book dealer. |
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Outcast Books
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General second hand books plus social studies, psychology etc. |
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Bookends Bookshop
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General secondhand books |
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Addyman Books
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General secondhand books. |
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Murder and Mayhem
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A subsidiary of Addyman Books, specialising in crime, horror and detective fiction. |
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The Addyman Annexe
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A subsidiary of Addyman Books. |
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The Poetry Bookshop
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Specialists in poetry books. |
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Hay on Wye Booksellers
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General secondhand books. |
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Mostly Maps
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Specialists in maps and prints. |
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Boz Books
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Charles Dickens specialist, plus bindings and antiquarian. |
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Chris Arden
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Specialist in natural history books. |
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Hay Cinema Bookshop
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A large general secondhand bookshop located in the town's former cinema. |
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HCB Wholesale
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A subsidiary of Hay Cinema Bookshop. |
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Francis Edwards
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Antiquarian and rare books specialist. |
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Andrew Morton Books |
General secondhand books in nearby Brecon. 01874 620086. |
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The New Strand |
General secondhand books in nearby Eardisley. 01544 327285. |
| Bookbinding and Repairs |
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The Hay Binders
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Bookbinders and repairers. |
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The Black Mountains Bindery |
Bookbinders and repairers. 01497821983. |
| Arthur Rackham |
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Arthur Rackham Society
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Founded in 1984 to share enthusiasm and exchange information about the illustrator, as well as to encourage book collecting, the art of book illustration, and high quality in the production of children's books. |
| Biggles and W.E. Johns websites |
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International Biggles Association
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The only official registered organization in the world of people interested in, or collecting, the works of Captain W.E. Johns. It has been in existence since 1985 and in the Netherlands alone has over 450 members, with more in the UK, Belgium, France, Scandinavia etc.
Their at least 56 page "Biggles News Magazine", mostly in Dutch, is published every two months. In the magazine you will find original work by Captain W.E. Johns.
Members are of all ages, men as well as women. Many of them, apart from being collectors of Johns' works, are interested in aeroplanes and flying, or other children's books.
The I.B.A. has strong ties with the collector's world, the world of aviation as well as the literary world! |
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Biggles in Britain
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The W.E. Johns Appreciation Society, a group of people meeting twice a year in England . |
| Comic books and Annuals |
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Roy of the Rovers
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The aim of this web site is to raise the profile of Roy of the Rovers and to act as a venue for dedicated followers to reminisce and for football fans generally to take part it topical football submissions. |
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Dan Dare Web Site
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A must for all Dan Dare and Eagle fans. |
| Enid Blyton |
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Green Hedges Magazine |
The quarterly publication for all Enid Blyton enthusiasts. A small payment is available for all published articles of 700+ words. Send a SAE for subscription details to: Green Hedges (CB), 16 Edward Street, Anstey, Leicester, LE7 7DP, U.K. |
| Lewis Carroll |
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Lewis Carroll Society (UK)
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Official home page of The Lewis Carroll Society. |
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Lewis Carroll Home Page (U.S.A)
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Useful information for the Carroll enthusiast as well as the novice and all those in between. |
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Dodo Club
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The only Club in the world for children who love Alice and the Lewis Carroll stories. |
| Malcolm Saville |
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Malcolm Saville Society
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The Malcolm Saville Society was formed in 1994 by Richard Walker and Mark O'Hanlon, to celebrate the work of this well-known children's writer. |