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Foyles in London, which is odd 'cos I live in West Cork. I had a second one, for a while. I picked it up second-hand in a bookshop in Cork city and later gave it to someone as a present.

Everytime I visit their house, I notice it propping up a heaving pile of literature, dusty, dirty and I think, but I may be wrong I hope, more than a bit mouldy. God. What a waste of a fine book. Probably never even read it after the first day.

Off to Wales for a while next week and I've been working backwards and forwards through it. I'll probably end up only going to a place or two, but it's the planning, the thinking, the deciding... the anticipation.

:) Gordon


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11th July 2009ce
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