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CLOCK TOWER BOOKS, 5 Market Street, Hay on Wye, Les Barrett : Good Quality General Books, Rare and Classic Hereford HR3 5AF 1. THE CHILDREN’S BOOKSHOP. Toll Cottage, Pontvaen, 3. THE OLD ELECTRIC SHOP. 10 Broad Street, Hay-on- 7. TANGLED PARROT @ Eighteen Rabbit. 2 Lion St, Hay, 12. HAY-ON-WYE BOOKSELLERS. 13/14 High Town, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5EW. Tel: (01497) 821083. Wye, HR3 5DB. Tel: 01497 821194 HR3 5AA. 01497 822882 HR3 5AA. Selection of new and used Hay-on-Wye, Hereford. Tel: (01497) 820875. Just outside Hay on Wye on the Clifford road, a few hundred Email: [email protected] A shop of marvellous music books alongside a selection of new and second hand vinyl www.hayonwyebooksellers.com Quality secondhand and things of interest, both new and vintage, with ever-changing and CD’s. Email: [email protected] yards beyond the Co-op supermarket. We have a large and antiquarian books - suit scholars, collectors and light-hearted varied stock, covering all aspects of children’s literature. On- furniture, homewares, books, clothes and gifts. Within, we www.tangledparrot.com site parking. Books bought (phone first, if possible). Open have a fantastic fully-licensed vegetarian café with inventive, bookworms. We also offer a varied selection of new books at half- 8. MURDER AND MAYHEM. 5 Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, price or less. Large clearance section. Browsers welcome. 9.30-5.30 Mon-Sat. Email: [email protected]. modern food created daily, excellent coffee and indulgent Hereford, HR3 5AA. Tel: (01497) 821613. Walk or stalk Web: www.childrensbookshop.com freshly-made cakes. Open 10am-5pm, every day. We are always interested in buying libraries or small collections. www.oldelectric.co.uk into the world of Detective Fiction, True Crime and Horror. 2. BROAD STREET BOOK CENTRE: 6 Broad St, Hay-on- The Baskerville Hound, Christie & Poe welcome you to We will travel anywhere. Open every day from 10am-5pm. Wye, Hereford HR3 5DB: Tel: (01497) 821919. 4. OUTCAST BOOKS. 15A Broad Street, Hay on Wye, HR3 the most bizarre and outrageously decorated bookshop in Trade Warehouse Enquiries welcome. Hay-on-Wye. We are always interested in buying hardback Email: [email protected] 5DB. A Small Array of Compositions, chiefly upon the 13. MOSTLYMAPS.COM. 2 Castle St, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 Find us on Instagram. and p/bk crime fiction especially Green Penguins and Cozies. Come to Broad Street Book Centre, subject of Country Life and Rural Pursuits ... the Proprietor Mon-Thurs 9.00-5.30.Fri/Sat 10.00-5.30 Sun 11.00-5.00. a treasure trove of brilliant booksellers with an abundance of 5DF. Tel: (01497) 820539. Email: [email protected] will be in Attendance most days around Lunch Time, less Instagram: @addymanbooks Antique maps both British and foreign including folding beautiful books for you to browse and buy! Email: [email protected] WE NOW HAVE A PRINT ROOM! with a great selection often out of season. maps and Ordnance Survey ; antique topographical, for you to choose from. 9. ADDYMAN BOOKS. 39 Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, 5. THE POETRY BOOKSHOP. (Chris & Melanie Prince). botanical, satirical prints and more. Closed Sunday & Open all year; April - Oct 10.30am-5.00pm; Nov - March HR3 5AA. Tel: (01497) 821136. Monday. View a selection of our stock with images on The Pavement, Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5BU. Tel: www.hay-on-wyebooks.com Established 30 years ago, our 10.30am - 4.30pm. Saturday 10.30am - 5.00pm (all year). www.mostlymaps.com. Worldwide postage. Logaston Press, local publisher: Herefordshire and the (01497) 821812. Email: [email protected] unique shop houses art, photography, occult, rock music and Marches, History, Landscape, Guides, Art and Architecture NEW LOCATION: The ONLY bookshop in the UK Penguin p/bks in rooms that use the colourful wooden interior 14. THE ADDYMAN ANNEXE - 27 Castle St, of a Transylvanian Church. We also have a Steam-Punk room, Invicta Books : Military, Aviation, Naval, Art & Cricket devoted entirely to Poetry; Modern, Antiquarian, Scholarly, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, HR3 5DF. Tel: (01497) 821600. Matthew Nutt : Antiquarian and Scarce Books a bat-cave and a re-creation of Scott’s Antarctic Hut, a good Email: [email protected] Stephen Law : Fine prints and books, incl. motoring & P.G. Biography, Criticism & Creative Writing, Small & Fine selection of Myths & Legends, Sports, Transport, Performing Described by the Wodehouse Press, Beat, Experimental, Children’s, War, Illustrated, in Arts, Mountaineering and dedicated rooms for both Children’s Antiquarian Book Review as “The jewel in the crown of this Mike Hobday : Quality Railway Material for the discerning Translation & now new poetry books as well. Open: Mon- and Science Fiction. Spend over £10 in one shop and get a loyalty famous book town”. Our hand-picked stock covers many card for future discounts. enthusiast. Books purchased. Tel. 07792545675; mjhobday@ Sat 11am-5pm. Some Sundays Good quality books bought. Instagram:@addymanbooks (see our daily #booksellersbreakfast). subjects including Travel & Topography, History, Poetry, a btopenworld.com Booksearch & Mailorder. Email: [email protected] children’s section with half-price new books, Military and Red-Books : Motor Sport, Fishing & Country Sports; Shire one of the best paperback rooms in the country. “Put me in Books and general stock. www.poetrybookshop.co.uk 10. CLOCK TOWER BOOKS, 5 Market Street, Hay on Wye, Les Barrett : Good quality general books, rare and classic Hereford HR3 5AF. Email: [email protected] Addyman’s and I lose all reason…” Sue Gee, Reading in Bed. 6. RICHARD BOOTH’S BOOKSHOP, CAFÉ AND Instagram: @addymanbooks fiction CINEMA, 44 Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AA. “THE BEST LITTLE BOOKSHOP IN HAY”. New, secondhand & antiquarian books from several different www.hay-on-wyebooks.com SHUTTLECRAFT SF : SF, Fantasy, Comics & DVDs Email: [email protected] Bedlam Books & Music : booksellers including: Paperback Fiction & Literature, Tel: Bookshop Cafe History, Cookery, Craft, Military, Children’s and Obscurities. (01497) 820322 (01497) 820405 C Arden Booksellers : Hay’s Foremost Natural History Specialist 15. HAYSTACKS MUSIC & MORE. Also a wide range of CDs @ 2 for £5 Cinema (01497) 822010. Secondhand and New Books. Backfold Books : General Paperback Fiction, Poetry & Craft Backfold, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5EQ. Broad Street Cards : Wrap, Cards & Candles Superbly renovated shop with café and 48-seat cinema. Get2books : Medieval & Modern History; European Royalty; Tel: 07527 298199. Hay’s Headline Making, Independent Literary Cat : 18th and 19th century topographical prints, Basement: Crime Fiction and Thrillers, True Crime, Politics Music Shop - only a one minute walk from the main car park. Frontline Military Books : New & Secondhand Military Books, history, military and more. Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror, Comics/Graphic Novels, Hay’s destination shop packed with pre-loved machine cleaned Kestrel Books : Modern First Editions. Westerns, Romance. Ground Floor: New Fiction, Children’s including Ospreys Matthew Nutt : Fine Bindings, Collectable & Antiquarian Books and new vinyl records, CDs, Books and more. Covering most Gerard Brookes : Natural History, Gardening. and Young Adult, History, Military History, Politics, in all subjects interests, from general to collectable and rare. Something for Paul Haynes Rare Books : Travel, Literature, History, Economics, Natural History, Gardening, Earth Sciences, Worlds End Bookshop of Chelsea : Art, Architecture, Fashion everyone. Thousands of items from £4 or less. Welsh Interest, etc. British Topography, Archaeology, Transport, Sport, Cookery & Photography ANITABOOKS : Mainly Military, with some general and and Wine, Anglo-Welsh Literature, Welsh Language. First Westwood Books of Sedbergh : Country Life and Country “Turn off, Re-tune and Drop In”. local history; osprey men-at-arms, wargaming, transport, Floor: Literature, Classical Literature, Linguistics, Foreign Sports ; Fishing period costumes, crafts, period cookery. Language, Poetry, Art, Photography, Craft, Design, Interior Mike Hobday : Railway & Transport Books for the discerning 16. BALCH & BALCH. 20 Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DF. www.anitabooks-military.co.uk Design, Architecture, Music, Film, Theatre, Dance, Humour, enthusiast. Similar purchased (07792 545675) Tel: (07879) 373431 www.balchandbalch.com. Hancock & Monks Music : Classical CDs, DVDs, Sheet Plus : Ladybird Books; Classic & Modern Fiction; Crime Fiction; Music, Scores & Books on Music. Online catalogue at www. Astronomy, Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Medicine, Science Fiction & Fantasy; Children’s Books; Topography; Private press bookshop selling books published by expert hancockandmonksmusic.co.uk Law, Business and Management, Media, Education, Archaeology; Local Interest; Bargain Books; Old & Rare letterpress printers and specialists from around the UK. Launched 33ana3rdBooks : Rare, Unusual, OOP, Banned, Cult and Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Theology, Folklore, Postcards and much more! in 2019, it is the only bookshop of its kind in the world. Sci-fi Astrology, Reference. Open Bank Holidays and all through 11. GREEN INK BOOKSELLERS. Grove House, High Town, Exhibitions, demonstrations and events showcasing how the EX LIBRIS : Always interesting, eclectic collection of varied the Hay Festival. Bookshop Open 9:30 - 5:30 Monday- books are made and the stories behind them. BALCH & BALCH stock. Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AE. Tel: (01497)822870 Saturday, 11:00 - 5:00 Sunday. Cafe - Closed Monday.Open Email: [email protected] private press bookshop forms part of The Story of Books. 2. HANCOCK
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