Atticus and Coronavirus
Atticus will be officially closed from Saturday the 21st until further notice.
We will continue to sell from the window and are happy to deliver in Lancaster and send by post to places further afield. I will however continue to come into the shop to handle orders and do some maintenance and change the window.
We are no longer selling outside the s one those days.
We also plan to do more online selling and I'll be posting recommended reading for self-isolates, competitions, interesting links and special bargains.
So be sure to keep checking in.
For anyone not good with computers or don't want to take the trouble, we will find, order and deliver locally both new* and second hand books for a small fee, or donation to our stock.
Just email order@atticusbooks.co.uk Wishing you all the very best and thanks for your support and custom. * We cannot guarantee to supply all new books but very often we can and slightly cheaper than many other shops.
If you are using an older browser cannot see the wonderful 360 picture of the shop Click here.
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.
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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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ATTICUS EVENTS
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.”
Y.B. Mangunwijaya
mob. 07976 823759
email: atticus@tomattic.com
“You might not see things yet on the surface, but underground, it’s already on fire.”
Y.B. Mangunwijaya
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