Winter at the Bookshop
by Sylvia Riley
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"St Anns in the early 1960s was a working-class area of Nottingham, at that time an industrial city.... The bookshop was the meeting place of a small, international revolutionary group, which was also active in local politics. The author was one of ... a group of young people with a world to win."--Page 4 of cover.
"[The book] describes the time when she and her friend Jean Holman lived above Pat Jordan's International Bookshop. The Bookshop was the functional centre of the International Group (IG) the precursor to the IMG."--Socialist Resistance website, viewed September 23, 2020.
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