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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6Upcoming folk singer/songwriter Ciaran Murphy
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Who or what is Just Books and why do they need a benefit?
I used to visit Just Books in Belfast many moons ago. I thought they had folded, but amn't sure as I haven't taken the train to Belfast for some time. They used to stock anarchist and other books.
The Just Books Collective have used the newswire on previous occasions and are
well known in circles of avid readers, including being discussed on the poetry ireland
site and forum.
These are links to the online services:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/77067
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/77708
They come highly recommended by a Derry poet and activist who provides info on poetry
and politics to writers blogs and fora. if you enter 'just books ' into the search engine
at top right of the page, you can look at the issue of independent and political bookshops
both south and north of the border.
http://www.poetryirelandforum.ie
Just remembered Just Books was at 7 Winetavern Street in the centre of Belfast along with boutiques and other itsy bitsy shops, all on temporary leases. The whole place was eventually "redeveloped" as a shopping mall I think. Don't exactly know when. Did Just Books move to another venue then?
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