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MEET STEPHEN BENATAR
Stephen is visiting bookshops to talk about his work and sign copies of his books, including Capuchin's When I was Otherwise. Confirmed dates so far are:
Waterstones Bromley June 9 / 10 Waterstones Watford June 16 / 17 Waterstones Bishop's Stortford June 23 / 24 Waterstones Brighton June 30 / July 01 Waterstones Hitchin July 14 / 15 To read about Stephen's bookshop appearances, as described by a national newspaper follow this link.
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FOLLOW THE TWEETING MONKEY CAPUCHINS ARE KINDLED With more to follow shortly, two titles from Capuchin Classics have ushered the imprint into the digital age. The Man who Knew Everything and Mr Perrin and Mr Traill are now available to download from the Amazon Kindle store. Capuchin Classics are "Books to Keep Alive". A driving sense of discovery lies at the heart of Capuchin: reviving great works of fiction which have been unjustly forgotten or neglected. Our ethos is to restore a richness to the canon in an era of relative blandness, with each book introduced afresh by a well known champion. The early Capuchin titles included Michael Arlen’s captivating evocation of the world of the 1920s The Green Hat; Tom Stacey’s gem of a love story and Fleet Street lore The Man Who Knew Everything (originally published and filmed as Deadline); and GK Chesterton’s riotous forecast of rebellious London, The Napoleon of Notting Hill. Later titles have included a hugely successful trio of titles by Nancy Mitford. |
