J’est arrive!

[erastes]

Me. Jeff, and Dick.  We are like that.  Shoulder to shoulder – all authors, all of us.

Mr Archer, Mr Francis and Erastes.

All available in Charity Shops in London.

Hee!

Many many many thanks to Aunty marion for these pictures who got back on the bus and went back to the shop to take these pictures just to make a very pathetic and needy author happy. I wonder if it was signed?  The unsigned ones are the rare ones, as Pratchett says…

Comments

[kcwarwick.livejournal.com]

Yes, you have really made it! And it's got to mean something that m/m novels can just lie around in charity shops with all the other books, instead of being quarantined!

[erastes.livejournal.com]

well i do wonder if they know what they have - it's very innocuous - if it had naked men on it, it might be another matter. that being said - there is no law about people buying books in the same way that there is about video games or dvds!

[taylorbooks.livejournal.com]

Adorable! I've never seen Standish in a shop here, only Transgressions.

[aunty_marion]

It wasn't signed on the inside front cover or first facing blank page where the title is.

It was, however, priced at 25p.

I wonder what they thought of me trotting back into the shop two hours after I first spotted it, with a camera, and taking pictures?

[erastes.livejournal.com]

25p!!! I'm cut to the quick.

Many thanks - what a star you are.

[charliecochrane.livejournal.com]

Now, did Pratchett steal the 'unsigned ones' line off Wogan or vice versa?

Our local Oxfam bookshop has a lovely gay man in there one day a week. We adore him...