Est. 2020 · North East England
“Every book on this stall is one I’d keep. Nee rubbish.”
The shop’s coming. Morpeth, proper shelves, proper coffee. The stall carries on while the paint dries — details here first.
Fresh off the stall
The condition promise
“If it’s foxed, torn or stinks of damp, it doesn’t make the stall.”
Stock comes from personal libraries, auctions and house sales across the North East — first editions, signed copies, Folio Society, and honest everyday readers. Picked one at a time, priced fair, at the low end. That’s the whole trick and I’m not changing it.
Two ways to a good book
Sundays 9–3
Tynemouth Market, inside the glass-roofed Metro station. Wet days I’m still there — it’s indoors, man.
Morpeth shop — opening soon. Watch this space.
Can’t see what you’re after? Just ask. Tell me the title, the author, or just the memory of the cover — I’ll hunt it down and won’t charge daft money when I find it.
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