Atticus

David Bowie’s Formative Reading List of 75 Favorite Books From poetry to history to theory of mind, with plenty of fiction and a few magazines for good measure.

New review: Ponti by Sharlene Teo

Book Review: Ponti, by Sharlene Teo (2018) Sharlene Teo’s debut novel Ponti was critically acclaimed on release in 2018, winning the inaugural Deborah Rogers Writers’ Award and being nominated for a number of other literary prizes . It is...

Say Goodbye to Bedbugs!
Are you, or your friends and family, bothered by bedbugs? Don't worry the solution is at hand.
This year Atticus has teamed up with the chaps at The Chi Ting Corporation of Taiwan to produce, using the latest 3D printing technology, THE ATTICUS BB GUN! Only £5,750*. A small price for a bug free bedroom at Christmas. Order yours now!

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PS. We also sell books.

In the run up to Christmas we always feature the hard to find books and other items that can only get in Atticus. This week it is books to read to young badgers. They are very popular this time of year and make excellent presents for badgerophiles.

Shakespeare once did a signing session in Atticus via ouija board.

J*p Herron: A Novel written from the Ouija Board (1917) J*p Herron, the novel written, supposedly, by a deceased Mark Twain from beyond the grave, dictated via the medium of a Ouija board.

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Reminder that our next screening is happening tomorrow (Saturday 25th November) at 7pm at The Gregson Centre's Secret Cinema.

We are showing Muscha's 1984 cyberpunk dystopia Decoder, a cult sci-fi film inspired by the writings of William S. Burroughs and set to an industrial soundtrack featuring The The, Soft Cell and Einstürzende Neubauten!

We operate on a pay as you feel basis, and appreciate contributions towards managing logistical costs.

Feel free to share with people you think will be interested and we hope to see you there.

Just another day in Atticus. It wouldn't be so bad if they ever bought a book.

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New review: Elizabeth Finch by Julian Barnes

Book Review: Elizabeth Finch, by Julian Barnes (2022) Elizabeth Finch is not a book that everyone will like. I admit that seems a strange way to open a review that’s supposed to recommend a book, but I thought it was best to get that out of the way...

The One Minuter Monologues on Radio Lancashire

Your Lancashire - 02/11/2023 - BBC Sounds Garry Scott bring you stories from the many and varied Lancashire communities.

New review: Still Born by Guadalupe Nettel

Book Review: Still Born, by Guadalupe Nettel (2020) Guadalupe Nettel is a Mexican writer who has so far published four novels. Her latest is Still Born , which was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2023. It’s an incredible work that...

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New review: A Fall of Moondust by Arthur C. Clarke

Book Review: A Fall of Moondust, by Arthur C. Clarke (1961) Arthur C. Clarke’s novels are often philosophical, exploring complex ideas through the lens of science fiction. A Fall of Moondust is somewhat different. Written several years before the moon...

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New review: Meantime by Frankie Boyle

Book Review: Meantime, by Frankie Boyle (2022) Frankie Boyle is best known for his caustic and often controversial comedy. His debut novel, Meantime , is very much cut from the same cloth. A rambling murder mystery set in Glasgow just after the...

Thanks to Nagu for posting this on my group page. It deserves to be here too.
Warmongering religions, warmongering secular ideologies, all promoted by a minority for a variety of reasons, mostly profit-based, while all most of us have always wanted to do is live together in peace and equality.

Sounds simplistic?
It really is that simple.

Sadly Leth has had to cancel this Music Festival but instead we will be having a campfire from 21:30 til 22:30 on Sat 14th Oct.

Hey Cinderella! This time you left both shoes outside Atticus. They don't fit me or anyone else so far. Drop into the shop to get them back.