THE Book

[Tony1964]

I have ordered my copy. We will have to get CY to do his book signing at the Trout in Lechlade instead. He really should have checked our diary first :chuckle:

[Mark]

Just purchased a signed copy from eBay via River Reads Book Shop. :thumb:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/230773137215? ... 1439.l2649

[Loop Erimder]

Just purchased a signed copy from eBay via River Reads Book Shop. :thumb:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/230773137215? ... 1439.l2649

Me too :chuckle:

[Trevor]

I had already pre-ordered mine from Amazon and when I arrived home yesterday, there it was!
Made a start on it already...

[Richard C]

Anyone in attendance at the book signing event last night care to report how it went? Was unable to attend

[Deaf Cat]

I only have a dreadful quality picture from my mobile phone
but pending arrival of something better quality ....

Chris and Master of Ceremonies Andrews of Arcadia



My first trip to Brick Lane (buzzing!) and my first book launch.

I enjoyed Chris's chat and readings and he took a few questions at the end
then chatted with those getting books signed.



It seemed well attended - we filled the space available standing room only.

Started the book on the train to work this morning and had to stop myself
at the end of chapter 9 because it was being devoured too quickly!

I then stopped to read chapter 10 before going into the office and was suddenly
aware that I was surrounded by zillions of people rushing around on their
way to work in the City and there was I sitting on a bench reading
about nightingales!

[Richard C]

Lovely stuff dgc! His analogy and literary prose is enchanting once you start reading. I am glad you enjoyed the evening, and managed to get up for work despite an late evening. Thanks for the report. :hat:

[J.T]

Great dgc, thanks for posting.

[The VFC]

...but I'm not enjoying it as much as his others. I miss the fishing aspect very much: without it I feel that its very Deakin-esque but without being quite as good (a tall ask anyway). Its why I love BB's fishing books more than his others - fishing is my core interest I suppose and I like the nature part of things to be the back-drop to that. Or maybe I'm just in a little bit of a reading shift - I have these intermittently: I recently read 36 of Wodehouse's books back-to-back and then suddenly, mid-book, found that I needed a change.

That all being said I am so going to take my kids out on a night walk this summer!

[JerryC]

For anyone that doesn't know there's a bit of a gathering at my old local on May 19th
http://www.thelandsend.co.uk/landsendevents.htm