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TOM BRIGHT DATE CHANGE. NOW FEB. 26th
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​The Books on Lake District etc. page is mostly my private collection and sales from these will not go to charity, or Atticus events, unlike my other books on Asia and Eastern religions which I have donated to the shop. All of these can be accessed through the bookshop tab. 
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     Click to see our books on Amazon          

Click here for our   Online bookshop on this site
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Atticus is not for profit and supports Tasikoki Animal Rescue Centre. Donate via our Simply Giving page.
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Atticus sells secondhand books but also has a small stock of vinyl and CDs, small musical instruments and other odds and ends.
We specialise in Indonesia and South East Asia, most of these books will  be sold online and not kept in the shop. We are pleased to bring our online books into the shop for viewing and direct sale.


Atticus, the window, noticeboard and venue, is free to use by writers, artists, musicians and good causes. The centre table folds away and the shop can be transformed onto  a small venue suitable for solo musicians, storytellers, talks and film shows. There is no charge for using Atticus, though a donation of cash or stock or help is always appreciated. 


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We also have our own ongoing programme of events. Click here to see what's on.


To contact Atticus please use the form below, email or text.
     

mob. 07976 823759

email: atticus@tomattic.com

       “You might not see things yet on the surface, but underground, it’s already on fire.”

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The photos of stone carvings used in the headers are from Indonesian and Cambodian temples. The pictures on the book pages are all old maps relating to the various subjects.