The recent book launch of "Brinsley - Top to Bottom" resulted in a virtual sell-out on the day itself and a reprint had to be organised quickly to meet demand.
The book has been very well received - which is pleasing to say it is Brinsley book number 13.
The title seems to have intrigued quite a few readers. However the title is particularly relevent to the book and all becomes clear when viewing the contents of the book.
Prospective readers may be interested to learn that there is a pdf version of the book available and this can be e-mailed to any part of the UK and most parts of the world. The cost is £2.00 sterling and payment by PayPal (using the address stan@basfordbystander.org.uk) is perfectly acceptable.
All net proceeds of the book are donated to Brinsley Parish Church.
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Friday, 8 March 2013
BRINSLEY
- TOP TO BOTTOM is my latest book and is being launched on Saturday 16th March 2013
in St James Church, Brinsley, from 10.00am until 2.00pm.
The pretty village
of Brinsley
“Brinsley -
Top to Bottom” is my 36th local book
and 13th Brinsley Book - which is rather appropriate for the year 2013
After launch day, my illustrated book containing 36pps
and costing £2.70 inclusive of p&p, can
be obtained directly from me by e-mailing stan@powercomp.co.uk;
from Brinsley Post Office or from Lowdham Bookcase on the internet - http://www.nottinghambooks.co.uk If ordering from me the payment should be
made out to “Stan Smith” please.
My latest book is packed with true stories of
fascinating local characters who lived in and around the village - none more so
than pop star, grappler and living legend John Lawrence - grandfather of the famous
writer D H Lawrence and Walter Cornell the lamp cabin man and one legged
cyclist.
Then there are the stories of Alfred Wilkinson, keeper
of the Miners’ Welfare unable to serve ale to local miners; Bill Harris the
only resident in the Rookery to own a piano and D H Lawrence’s uncle who stood
trial for murder! Life was never
dull!
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