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Signed by the Author
Over the years, Bibliophile has known many author friends who have been kind enough to sign their books. Bibliophile sells books signed whenever possible in our family book club like those of our author friends like David Day the Canadian poet, environmentalist and Tolkien expert, historian Max Arthur, artists Helen Cowcher and Frieda Hughes, crime writer Simon Brett, Python Terry Jones, Ray Hammond, cartoonist Neil Kerber, wordsmith Ray Puxley and the late great George Melly and others have all been happy to sign their books for Bibliophile.
A speciality of Bibliophile is our editor/owner Annie's parents, Aileen Armitage and step-father Deric Longden. Bibliophile has published several of their titles in eBook editions.
| DAVE CURREY Book Number: 66455 |
Bibliophile price:
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Four severed limbs delivered to separate addresses. A warning from the billion dollar timber Mafia. Two young men kidnapped while swimming naked in the dense Borneo jungle. Left for dead, Englis...
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| CATHY HOPKINS Book Number: 66803 |
Published price: £6.99
Bibliophile price: £0.63
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Jess Hall has lost her mother to cancer nine months earlier and been living happily with Gran and her brother Charlie. Now her father has a new job at No.1, Porchester Park, a mega luxury apartmen...
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| JAKOB ARJOUNI Book Number: 67287 |
Published price: £9.99
Bibliophile price: £0.63
Product format: Hardback
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It is 2064, and life in Euroasia and North America, securely fenced off from the rest of the world, is largely peaceful and constantly improving. On the other side of the fence however, countries a...
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| ALEXANDER MCCALL SMITH Book Number: 68984 |
Published price: £50
Bibliophile price: £11.00
Product format: Hardback
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A captivating portrait of an exotic world, and in the words of the TLS, 'One of the International Books of the Year'. Wayward daughters. Missing husbands. Philandering partners. If you have a prob...
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| ROBIN BAYLEY Book Number: 69608 |
Published price: £11.99
Bibliophile price: £4.50
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Leaving a successful career in children's television behind, Robin is now fluent in Latin American Spanish and boy, does he have a story to tell! He kindly came to Bibliophile and has signed every...
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| SUSAN BREWER Book Number: 70123 |
Published price: £19.99
Bibliophile price: £8.50
Product format: Hardback
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The frilly little charmer on the cover will steal your heart, as will the rest of the endearing collectable characters in this book. This informative book will appeal to both collectors and those ...
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| SUSAN BREWER Book Number: 70124 |
Published price: £25
Bibliophile price: £8.50
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The sixties saw the advent of the Beatles, the Great Train Robbery, the first supermodel Twiggy and England's World Cup win. Everything was exciting and children's toys were changing as fast as th...
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| ROBERT MACHRAY Book Number: 39839 |
Published price: £14.99
Bibliophile price: £10.00
Product format: Paperback
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Edwardian London at play recorded during the first two years of the 20th century (1902-3). The artist, illustrator Tom Browne and author Robert Machray worked together, visiting places along the fa...
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| JOHN LENAHAN Book Number: 69610 |
Published price: £20
Bibliophile price: £7.00
Product format: Hardback
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"A Lord of the Rings for the 21st century. Only a lot shorter. And funnier. And completely different." - We could not have put it better! Conor thought he was a pretty typical teenager, albeit one ...
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| ANDREW MOTION Book Number: 71420 |
Published price: £16.99
Bibliophile price: £6.50
Product format: Hardback
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An unforgettable evocation of post-war England, family life, school life and country life is shadowed throughout by a tragedy, the day that these lives were shattered by his mother suffering a terr...
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