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    New Emphasis.

    Ever since I started book-selling one piece of advice was persistent. Specialise. And so 5 years later, even though I knew from the start it was good advice, I am specialising.

    The Occult Sciences, Gothic Literature, Fantasy Literature, Symbolic Literature of The Renaissance and Bizarre and Controversial Books.

    Only about 25% of my limited stock currently falls under this veil so I am actively seeking to buy books on the following subjects:

    THE OCCULT SCIENCES

    ALCHEMY
    ASTROLOGY
    CONSPIRACY THEORIES
    DEMONOLOGY – black magic, chaos magick, death & dying, grimoires, enochian, magick, monsters, necronomicon, neopagan,were-wolves, vampires, ritual magick, sex magick, spell books, thelema, wicca, witchcraft
    ESOTERICA – ariosophy, astral travel, controversial knowledge, divination, drugs, earth mysteries, gnostics, holy grail, indian philosophy, kabbalah, neotantra, qabalah, runes / nordic, sacred geometry, Santeria, subtle energy
    HERMETICA – egypt, Golden Dawn, hermetic arts, hermetic magic
    MAGIC
    MYSTICISM – gurdjieff, rosicrucians, shamanism, tarot, voodoo
    MYTHOLOGY – myths and legends, fairy tales, folk-lore, folk tales, fairies, monsters – vampires, god & godesses, runes / nordic
    PARANORMAL
    SECRET SOCIETIES – Freemasons, Pireure De Sion, knights templar
    SPIRITUALISM
    THEOSOPHY
    WITCHCRAFT

    OCCULT AUTHORS
    Achad, Frater
    Agrippa, Heinrich Cornelius
    Ashcroft-Nowicki
    Astrum Argentum
    Austin Osman Spare
    Bailey, Alice.
    Bardon, Franz
    Baring-Gould, Sabine
    Burroughs, W. S.
    Castaneda, Carlos
    Crowley, Aleister
    Denning & Phillips
    Duquette, Lon M.
    Evola, Julius
    Grant, Kenneth
    Hyatt, Christopher
    Fortune, Dion
    Knight, Gareth
    Levi & Mathers
    Lovecraft, H.P.
    Regardie, Israel
    Wendell, Leilah
    Wilson, Robert A.

    BIZARRE BOOKS
    strange books
    unusual books
    fake books
    fictitious imprints

    C0NTROVERSIAL BOOKS
    Joyce, James. Ulysees
    the holy blood, the holy grail
    Hitler, Adolf. Mein Kampf.
    Sallinger, J. D. the catcher in the rye
    Orwell, George. Animal Fram
    Huxley, Aldous. A Brave New World
    Bacon, Francis. The New Atlantis
    Lawrence, D. H. Lady Chatterley’ s Lover

    MYTHOLOGICAL/FANTASY Authors

    Barrie, J. M. – Peter Pan
    Burroughs, Edgar Rice – Tarzan
    Carroll, Lewis – Alice In Wonderland
    Grimm.
    Lewis, C. S. – Narnia
    Malory, Thomas- Le Mort Darthur
    Nielsen, Kay
    Pratchett, Terry
    Pullman, Phillip
    Rackham, Arthur
    Spenser, Edmund- The Fairie Queen
    Tolkien, J. R. R. – The Lord Of The Rings.

    GOTHIC AUTHORS Gothic Literature,Modern Gothic, Gothic Romance, Southern Gothic, Gothic Horror
    Addison, Joseph
    Ainsworth, William Harrison
    Akenside, Mark
    Akerman, J. Y
    Alcott, Louisa May : Behind a Mask: or, a Woman’s Power
    Allen, Grant
    Arnold, H. F
    Atherton, Gertrude
    Atwood, Margaret (1939 -) – Lady Oracle
    Austen, Jane (1775 – 1817) Northanger Abbey
    Austin, Mary
    Baillie, Joanna (1762 – 1851)
    Baldwin, Louisa
    Balzac, Honoré de
    Bangs, J. K
    Bannerman, Anne
    Barbauld, Ann Letitia Akikin
    Baring, Maurice
    Baring-Gould, S
    Bates, Arlo
    Beale, Charles Willing
    Beattie, James
    Beck, L. Adams
    Beckford, William (1760 – 1844) – Vathek
    Beddoes, Thomas Lovell
    Beerbohm, Max
    Bellamy, Edward
    Benson, A. C
    Benson, E. F
    Bierce, Ambrose
    Blackwood, Algernon
    Blair, David. – Gothic Short Stories
    Blair, Robert
    Blake, William
    Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna
    Boaden, James
    Bowen, Elizabeth
    Bowen, Marjorie
    Braddon, Mary Elizabeth – Lady Audley’s Secret
    Bradley, Harriet Lewis
    Bramah, Ernest
    Brontë, Anne
    Brontë, Charlotte (1816 – 1855) – Jane Eyre, Villette
    Brontë, Emily (1818 – 1848) – Wuthering Heights
    Broughton, Rhoda
    Brown, Alice
    Brown, Charles Brockden (1771 – 1810) Wieland and Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist
    Brown, E. Levi
    Buchan, John
    Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George
    Bürger, Göttfried August
    Burke, Edmund
    Burnett, Francis Hodgson
    Burns, Robert
    Byron, Lord
    Cable, George Washington : Old Creole Days
    Cain, James M – Double Indemnity
    Capes, Bernard
    Carter, Angela (1940 – 1992) – Burning Your Boats: The Collected Short Stories, Night At The Circus, The Magic Toyshop
    Carter, Elizabeth
    Carleton, S
    Cather, Willa
    Cave, Hugh B
    Chambers, Robert W
    Chesnutt, Charles W. : The Conjure Woman
    Child, Francis J
    Cholmondeley, Mary
    Clement-Moore, Rosemary. – The Splendor Falls
    Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
    Collins, Charles
    Collins, Wilkie (1824 – 1889) – The Woman in White, The Moonstone
    Collins, William
    Cooper, James Fenimore : The Spy and any of the five Leatherstocking Tales
    Coppard, A. E.
    Cowper, William
    Cram, Ralph Adams
    Crawford, F. Marion
    Croker, B. M.
    Dacre, Charlotte. – Zofloya
    Davis, M. E. M
    Defoe, Daniel
    de La Mare, Walter
    DeQuincey, Thomas – Confessions of an English Opium-Easter
    Derleth, August
    Dermody, Thomas
    Dickens, Charles (1812 – 1870) – The Signalman, A Christmas Carol, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Ghost Stories
    Dinesen, Isak (1885 – 1962)
    Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan – The Hound of the Baskervilles, Tales of Unease.
    Drake, Alexander
    Du Maurier, Daphne (1907 – 1989) – Rebecca
    Dunbar, Olivia Howard
    Dunbar, Paul Laurence : The Sport of the Gods
    Dunsany, Lord
    Dumas, Alexandre. – One Thousand and One Ghosts.
    Edgeworth, Maria
    Edwards, Amelia
    Eliot, George
    Faulkner, William (1897 – 1962) – Sanctuary
    Fouqué, Friedrich de la Motte
    Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins
    Gaskell, Elizabeth. – Gothic Tales.
    Gerard, Alexander
    Gilbert, William
    Gilman, Charlotte Perkins – The Yellow Wallpaper
    Glasgow, Ellen
    Godwin, William (1756 – 1836) – Caleb Williams
    Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749 – 1832)
    Gogol, Nikolai
    Gray, Thomas
    Harwood, John Berwick. – The Ghost Writer.
    Hardy, Thomas
    Hawthorne, Nathaniel (1804 – 1864) The House of Seven Gables, Mosses from an Old Manse and other stories, Young Goodman Brown and Other Short Stories, Rappaccini’s Daughter.
    Hearn, Lafcadio
    Henry, O.
    Hervey, James
    Hichens, Robert Smythe
    Hill, Susan. – The Woman in Black: A Ghost Story
    Hjortsberg, William – Falling Angel
    Hodgson, William Hope
    Hoffmann, E. T. A. (1776 – 1822)
    Hogg, James (1770 – 1835) – The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner
    Holman, Sheri. – The Dress Lodger
    Holt, Victoria. – Mistress of Mellyn
    Homer
    Hood, Thomas
    Hood, Tom
    Housman, Clemence
    Hunt, Leigh
    Hunt, William
    Hugo, Victor – The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
    Ingoldsby, Thomas
    Irving, Washington (1783 – 1859)
    Jackson, Shirley – The Haunting of Hill House, We Have Always Lived In The Castle, The Sundial, Hangsaman, The Bird’s Nest.
    Jacobs, W. W. – The Monkey’s Paw
    James, G. P. R.
    James, Henry (1843 – 1916) – The Turn of The Screw.
    James, M. R. – Collected Ghost Stories
    Jephson, Robert
    Jerome, Jerome K.
    Jewett, Sarah Orne : The Country of Pointed Firs
    Keats, John
    Lindqvist – John Ajvide – Let the Right One In
    Lippard, George : The Quaker City; or The Monks of Monk Hall
    King, Stephen (1947 -) – Pet Sematary
    Kipling, Rudyard
    Konevich, M.J.- The Rousseau House.
    Kostova, Elizabeth. – The Historian
    Kyd, Thomas
    Lamb, Caroline. – Glenarvon
    Landon, Perceval
    Lathom, Francis
    Lee, HARPER. – To Kill A Mocking Bird.
    Lee, Sophia
    Lee, Vernon
    Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan (1814 – 1873) – Carmilla, Uncle Silas, In a Glass Darkly
    Leroux, Gaston – The Phantom of the Opera
    Level, Maurice
    Lewis, Henry Clay : Odd Leaves from the Life of a Louisiana Swamp Doctor
    Lewis, Matthew Gregory (1775 – 1818) – The Monk
    Lippard, George
    Lofts, Norah. – The Haunting of Gad’s Hall, Gad’s Hall
    London, Jack
    Loring, F. G.
    Lovecraft, H. P. – Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Love…, The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories
    Ludlow, Fitz Hugh
    MacDonald, George
    Machen, Arthur
    Macpherson, James
    Marlowe, Christopher
    Marsh, Richard
    Martin, Valerie Mary Reilly
    Mason, William
    Matheson, Richard. – Hell House.
    Matthews, Brander
    Maturin, Charles Robert (1780 – 1824) – Melmoth the Wanderer
    Maupassant, Guy de – Le Horla and Others
    McGrath, Patrick. – Asylum
    Melville, Herman (1819 – 1891) Moby Dick
    Merritt, Abraham
    Meyer, Stephanie – Twilight, Eclipse
    Meyrink, Gustav
    Middleton, Richard
    Miéville, China – Perdido Street Station
    Millet, F. D.
    Millington, Thomas Street
    Moir, David Macbeth
    Molesworth, Mary Louisa
    Monette, Sarah. – The Bone Key
    Morley, Christopher
    Morrison, Arthur
    Morrison, Toni (1931 -) – Beloved
    Morton, Kate The House at Riverton, The Forgotten Garden.
    Mudford, William
    Mulholland, Rosa
    Mulock, Dinah
    Nesbit, E.
    Norris, Frank : Vandover and the Brute
    Oates, Joyce Carol (1938 -) – Mysteries of Winterthurn
    O’Brien, Fitz-James.
    Oliphant, Margaret
    Onions, Oliver
    Pain, Barry
    Pangborn, Georgia Wood
    Parnell, Thomas
    Parsons, Eliza
    Peacock, Thomas Love – Nightmare Abbey
    Peake, Mervyn – The Gormenghast trilogy
    Peake, Richard Brinsley
    Peattie, Elia W
    Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart
    Planché, J. R
    Poe, Edgar Allan (1809 – 1849) – The Black Cat, The Raven
    Polidori, John – Vampyre
    Prest, Thomas Peckett
    Price, Sir Uvedale
    Pyle, Howard
    Quiller-Couch, Arthur
    Quinn, Seabury
    Radcliffe, Ann (1764 – 1823) – The Mysteries of Udolpho, The Italian.
    Reeve, Clara
    Rhys, Jean – Wide Sargasso Sea
    Rice, Anne (1941 -) – Interview With A Vampire, Mayfair Witches.
    Richardson, Samuel. – Clarissa, or the History of a Young Lady.
    Riddell, Charlotte
    Robinson, Mary
    Roche, Regina Maria
    Rogers, Samuel
    Rossetti, Christina
    Saki (H. H. Munro)
    Sapper (H. C. McNeile)
    Schiller, Friedrich von
    Scott, Sir Walter (1771 – 1832) – The Bride of Lammermoor.
    Seton, Anya. – Dragonwyck
    Setterfield, Diane. The Thirteenth Tale
    Shakespeare, William
    Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft (1797 – 1851) – Frankenstein
    Shelley, Percy Bysshe
    Shenstone, William
    Shiel, M. P
    Sinclair, May
    Sleath, Eleanor
    Smith, Charlotte
    Smith, Clark Ashton
    Smith, Horace
    Smith, Lady Eleanor
    Smollett, Tobias
    Southey, Robert
    Stagg, John
    Stenbock, Count Eric
    Stevenson, Robert Louis (1850 – 1894) – Dr. Jekyl & Mr. Hyde
    Stockton, Frank
    Stoker, Bram (1847 – 1912) – Dracula
    Stowe, Harriet Beecher
    Sullivan, T. R
    Süskind, Patrick. Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
    Swinburne, Charles Algernon
    Thelwall, John
    Thomson, James
    Tieck, Johann Ludwig
    Twain, Mark – The Mysterious Stranger
    Vande Velde, Vivian. – Companions of the Night
    Villiers de L’Isle-Adam, August…. Virgil
    Wakefield, H. Russell
    Walpole, Horace (1717 – 1797) – The Castle of Ortranto
    Warren, Samuel
    Warton, Joseph
    Warton, Thomas
    Waters, Sarah. – The Little Stranger, Affinity
    Watson, H. B. Marriott
    Watson-Taylor, George
    Wells, H. G – The Island of Dr. Moreau
    Wharton, Edith (1862 – 1937) : Ethan Frome, The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton.
    Wheatley, Dennis
    White, Henry Kirke
    Wilde, Oscar (1854 – 1900) – The Picture of Dorian Gray
    Wilkinson, Sarah
    Wilson, John
    Wollstonecraft, Mary
    Wood, Ellen Price
    Wordsworth, William
    Wynne, Madeline Yale
    Young, Edward
    Zafon, Carlos Ruis – The Shadow of The Wind, The Angel’s Game
    Zola, Émile. – Germinal

    Symbolic Literature of The Renaissance

    Addison, Joseph Spectator LXII 1711
    Alciato, Andreas Emblematum Liber Augsburg: Steiner, 1531
    Anon The Alphabet of Tales early 14th century
    Anon Physiologus 2nd century AD
    Aneau, Barthélemy and Gueroult, Guillaume Decades de la description …des animaulx Lyons: Arnoullet, 1549
    Allen, Don Cameron Mysteriously Meant Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1970
    Aquinas Summa Theologica mid 13th century
    St. Augustine. Enarrationes in Psalmos ed Dekkers E and Fraipont, J.
    Bracciolini, Poggio Facetiae (Jokes)
    De Bustamante, JMB Instrumentum emblematicum New York: Olms-Weidmann, 1992
    Caldwell, Dorigen Studies in Sixteenth Century Italian Imprese in Emb. 11
    Camerarius, Joachim Symbolorum & Emblematum Centuria, 1590
    Cartari, Vincenzo Le Imagini degli Dei degli Antichi Venice: Marcolini, 1556
    Castiglione, Baldassare Il Libro del Cortegiano Venice: Aldus, 1528
    ———————————-(The Book of the Courtier trans. George Bull, London: Penguin, 1976)
    Colonna, Francesco Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Venice: Aldus, 1499
    Contile, Luca Ragionamento Pavia: Bartoli, 1574
    Cook The Figure of Enigma: Rhetoric, History, Poetry Rhetorica 2001 Vol 18 No. 4 349-378
    Curtius, Ernst Robert European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages Princeton: Princeton UP, 1990
    Daly, Peter M. Emblem Theory: recent German contributions to the characterization of the emblem genre Nendeln: KTO Press, 1979
    ———————–Literature in the Light of the Emblem Toronto: UP of Toronto, 1998
    Dante, Commedia c1314
    Dante Epistula XIII to Cangrande della Scala
    Delepierre Delepierrem Octave Rebuses London: 1870
    Dickson, Donald Tessera of Antillia Boston: Brill, 1998
    Eisler, R. Traditio vi. 1948 187
    Erasmus, Desiderius Adagia Paris: Marcellus, 1500
    —————-Apophthegmata Basle: 1531
    —————-Dialogus Ciceronianus 1528
    see http://www.crrs.ca/library/vaults/conversations/cicero/l_ciceronianus.php4

    Estienne, Henri II Anthologiae Gnomicae Frankfurt: Corvinum, 1579
    —————————Epigrammata Graecae Stephanus, 1566 and 1570
    Estienne, Henri Sieur des Fosses L’art de faire les Devises Paris: Jean Pâlé, 1645
    ————————(The art of making devises trans. Thomas Blount, London: WE & JG 1646)
    Farra, Alessandro Settanario dell’humana riduttione Venice: La Minima Compagnia, 1594
    Da Filippi, Michele The Literary Riddle in Italy in the 16th Century University of California Press 1948
    Fletcher, Angus Allegory the Theory of a Symbolic Mode Ithaca: Cornell UP, 1975
    Giovio, Pierio Dell’Impresi Militari e Amorose Rome: Barré, 1555
    Gracian, Balthasar (Lorenzo) Agudeza y Arte de Ingenio Madrid: Sanchez, 1649
    —————————————–(The Minds Wit and Art trans. L. H. Chambers, Michigan, 1962)
    Higgins, Dick Pattern Poetry: Guide to an Unknown Literature Albany: SUNY Press, 1987
    Hoskins, John Directions for Speech and Style 1599 ed. Hoyt H. Hudson, Princeton: Princeton UP, 1935
    Huizinga, Johan The Autumn of the Middle Ages Chicago: Chicago UP, 1996
    Isidore of Seville Etymologies early 7th century
    Iversen, Erik The Myth of Egypt and Its Hieroglyphs in European Tradition 1961
    Jayne, Sears Plato in Renaissance England Kluwer: Dordrecht, 1995
    Kruger, Steven F. Dreaming in the Middle Ages Cambridge: 1992
    Lando, Ortensio Paradossi 1542
    Laurens, F.V. La Raison des Figures Symboliques à la Renaissance et à l’Âge Classique Geneva: Droz, 2000
    Laurens, P and Vuilleumier, F De l’archéologie à l’emblème: la genèse du Liber Alciati in Revue de l’Art 1993
    Marbode of Rennes Liber lapidum 1061 – 1081
    Marchant Chorea ab eximio Macabro Paris: Marchant, 1486
    Lewalski Notes towards a study of the Renaissance letter in Renaissance genres Harvard 1986
    Macrobius Saturnalia (Percival Vaughan Davies trans. Columbia, 1969)
    Masen, Jakob Speculum Imaginum 1650
    Matthiolus Commentarii in Sex Libros Pedacii Dioscorides Venice: Valgrisi, 1554
    Menestrier, C-F La Philosphie des images: images Enigmatiques Lyons: Baritel, 1694
    Molnár, Albert Lusus poetici 1614
    Moss, A. Ovid in Renaissance France London: 1982
    le Moyne, Pierre De l’Art des Devises Cramoisy: Paris, 1666
    Nicoll, Allardyce The Stuart Masques and the Renaissance Stage London: Harrap, 1937
    Onians, R.B. The Origins of European Thought Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1951
    Pisan, Christine The Epistre Othea
    Plotinus Enneads 3rd century AD
    Puttenham, George The Arte of English Poesie London: Field, 1589
    Rabelais, Francois Gargantua and Pantagruel Lyons: 1532
    Ripa, Cesare Iconologia Rome: Gigiliotti, 1593
    Rouse, Mary and Richard Preachers, florilegia and sermons: studies on the Manipulus florum of Thomas of Ireland Toronto: 1979
    Ruscelli, Girolamo L’imprese illustri Venice: Senesi, 1584
    Russell, David Emblems and Hieroglyphs …in Emb. 1, 2, 1986
    Ruiz , Juan Libro de Buen Amor 14th C
    Speed, Peter Medieval Cautionary Tales Italica, 2004
    Spenser, Edmund The Shepheardes Calendar London: Singleton, 1579
    Tesauro, Emanuele Il Cannochiale Aristotelico Venice: Curti, 1678
    Thorndike, Lynn History of Magic and Experimental Science New York: Macmillan, 1923
    Toscan, Jean Le Carnaval du Langage Lille: Atelier Reproduction des Thèses Université de Lille, 1981
    Stobaeus – Florilegium by ugh subsequently four of the lost chapters were found in an unrelated text.
    Vasari, Giorgio Le vite de piu excellenti pittori Florence: Torrentino, 1550-1567
    Wickham, Glynne Early English Stages New York: Columbia UP, 1980/1
    Watanabe-O’Kelly, Helen and Simon, Anne Festivals and ceremonies: a bibliography of works relating to court, civic and religious festivals in Europe 1500-1800 London: Mansell, 2000

    Quotes and enquiries to:

    books@byblos.uk.com

    I would very much like to hear from anyone on what can be considered a controversial or bizarre book.

    Currently I am reading The Historian and wifey has just finished The Catcher in the Rye. She, like me found it strangely compelling.

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    John Locke writing to Anthony Collins, Esq., in 1704

    Books seem to me to be pestilent things, and infect all that trade in them; that is, all but one sort of men, with something very perverse and brutal. Printers, binders, sellers and others that make a trade, and gain out of them; have universally so odd a turn and corruption of mind, that they have a way of dealing peculiar to themselves, and not conformed to the good of society, and that general fairness that cements mankind. Whether it be, that these instruments of truth and knowledge will not bear being subjected to any thing but those noble ends, without revenging themselves upon those, who meddle with them to any other purpose, and prostitute them to mean and misbecoming designs, I will not enquire. The matter of fact, I think, you will find true; and there we will leave it to those, who sully themselves with Printer’s ink, till they wholly expunge all the candor that nature gives, and become the worst sort of black cattle.

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    IOBA Takes on Amazon in Europe

    IOBA Takes on Amazon in Europe.

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    Welcome To The Most Beautiful Book Shop In The World

    Just returned from Italy. While in Venice for the day encountered the most beautiful book shop in the worldThe Most Beautiful Book Shop In The World
    well not really, mostly paperbacks and textbooks but it does have one rather charming aspect.
    The Back Door

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    William Blake

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    Encyclopaedia Britannica launches hunt through nation’s attics

    The 241-year-old reference authority is looking for the oldest complete set in private handsWell not the oldest but the last to be published in the U.K.

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    If you can’t find the book you’re looking for. You’re probably at the….

    Wong Fook Hing Book Store

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    The Jewel Of Medina

    I had an email this week from the Peaceful Arts Association requesting that I not sell The Jewel of Medina by Sherry Jones. They say that book has caused offence and they want it withdrawn. It is a work of fiction. I am sorry that people are offended by it but I would have no problem in selling it, I am a bookseller.

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    Magica Sexualis.

    This Illustrated Edition of magica Sexualis of which a Limited Number have been Privately Issued by the Falstaff Press is intended for circulation only among members of the learned professions, mature scholars of the sexual sciences and other educated adults.

    Magica Sexualis

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    Just seen on craigslist

    Hi,

    I work opposite the Natural History Museum archive building in Kimber Road SW18.
    They are throwing away old books into two huge skips in their yard which is
    shared with the Access Storage company. I think it is utterly criminal to throw
    books away and I wanted to publicise this as effectively as possible. Access
    Storage is on the Kimber Road with the junction of Merton Road. At the junction
    you will see the new facility being built, but if you go down Kimber Road to
    what would be the rear, there is the old building which is the current storage
    facility. The entrance has white painted steel gates that are open (but are
    closed at 6pm), that serves both Access Storage and also the Natural History
    Museum’s archive facility.

    Please bear in mind that the skips may have been emptied by the time you go
    there but apparently they are due to throw thousands of books more. Also be
    aware that whilst the manger of Access Storage is happy to turn a blind eye if
    you take any books from the skip, the NHM staff may not be if they are present.
    Please rescue these books if you can, and spread the word to other who also
    believe that throwing away old books, any books for that matter is inherently not right.

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