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‘Business’ cards

Hello again folks! I’m hoping to go to the London Book Fair next week, although it’s dependent on whether I can acquire a free ticket. My finances are so stretched right now that this is the only way I’ll be able to go.

If I can get a ticket, I plan to potter around looking for people who are interested in philosophy and religion. If I can find any such people, I will give them one of these little promotional cards.

Much to my shame, I’ve never been to the London Book Fair… ever! It’s quite bizarre that I’ve never attended, I have certainly been very close to going on several occasions, and my father (a now retired editor) used to go every year.

I’m quite pleased with these little cards and even more pleased with the books they are advertising! If you only read two of my books, read these two, they are the best (in my view!).

Have you ever been to the London Book Fair? Please leave a comment and tell me what I should expect!

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2 responses to “‘Business’ cards”

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    heterodoxbuddhism

    Never been, hope you get to go!

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      Steven Colborne

      Cheers! Struggling to get a ticket so might just hover around the venue and give out cards until they tell me to leave 😊

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