A forum for fans of The Avengers and The New Avengers television show (1961-9, 1976-7)
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I already have a copy of "The Avengers", but I want to go to this bookstore anyway!Andrew Pixley wrote:If anyone fancies getting a copy of "The Avengers" by Dave Rogers (which - for me - is still such an utterly, utterly special book), I saw a decent example this morning at "A Touch of Jeanius", a second hand bookshop in the West End Arcade in Nottingham.
http://www.books-and-pieces.co.uk/
Happy hunting!
how hard are the rogers books to locate ?Speed Six wrote:Dave Roger's 'The Ultimate Avengers' is certainly one of the best. The story synopses are cut down from his earlier books, but there is much more behind the scenes information.
Quite easy. Amazon sites (US, UK, France) are full of them and at all prices (from 0,01£ to 90£ !)mousemeat wrote:how hard are the rogers books to locate ?Speed Six wrote:Dave Roger's 'The Ultimate Avengers' is certainly one of the best. The story synopses are cut down from his earlier books, but there is much more behind the scenes information.
The book is obviously far longer in its second edition but the inside set up is not overly exciting.dissolute wrote: Rodney's "Subversive Champagne" is interesting but a bit shorter than I was expecting, and the monochromatic and unexcitingly typset printing leaves me wanting something more - but that's a fault with Amazon rather than the book.
better to have this,than NO copy at all...Rodders wrote:The book is obviously far longer in its second edition but the inside set up is not overly exciting.dissolute wrote: Rodney's "Subversive Champagne" is interesting but a bit shorter than I was expecting, and the monochromatic and unexcitingly typset printing leaves me wanting something more - but that's a fault with Amazon rather than the book.