Bristol's bookshop revival challenged to be more inclusive
“How does a career in bookselling become available to all, not just the middle classes?”
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“How does a career in bookselling become available to all, not just the middle classes?”
Francis Spufford and Susan Stokes-Chapman will be introducing their novels
The Drum checks in with UK managing director Nicole Vanderbilt to hear about Bookshop.org’s first year, from helping small businesses survive lockdown to pooling resources for online events and supporting the launch of new physical shops.
An arts trail, pizza party and more
Books / Bookshops ‘It feels great to be in a space that is exactly what I wanted it to be’ By Freya Parr, Thursday May 6, 2021 In recent years, the top end of Gloucester Road has become a destination in its own right. With Fed 303, Cave and the new Pinkmans pop-up, there are now plenty of spots to get a coffee or a glass of wine on a weekend. And now, a bookshop has joined their midst. “Can my daughter please get a Saturday job here?”, one customer begs as I enter Gloucester Road Books on a busy Saturday. Get the top Bristol stories emailed directly to you - choose the news you want a...