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THE BEN MOOR SHOP
You can buy signed copies of the book More Trees to Climb and copies of the compact disc Almost the Right People here with payments through Paypal. ![]() The book costs £8 (a 20% saving on the cover price of £9.99) with postage and packaging of £1 per book in the UK, and £2.50 for international shipping, making a total to you of £9 for one item, £18 for two, and £27 for three for domestic customers and £10.50, £21 and £31.50 for international customers. Please note that there's currently a maximum of three books per order. For that you get a signed copy of the book (and I'm happy to write any dedication you wish; maybe it's a present for someone?. If you leave no specific instructions during checkout it will just contain a signature) and a free gift of an "I have more trees to climb" badge, posted to anywhere in the world, by First Class post in the UK and by Royal Mail Small Package Airmail abroad. ![]() ![]() The CD costs £5 with postage and packing of £1 per CD in the UK and £2.50 for international customers, making a total to you of £6 per disc for domestic customers and £7.50 per disc for international customers There is no maximum order. They come shrink-wrapped in glamorous plastic, so there's all that fun of opening it to look forward to. ![]() Should you wish to buy the book and CD together, you will receive a free gift of a postcard and badges from Coelacanth (which say "I have more trees to climb"), Not Everything is Significant ("not everything is significant") and A Supercollider for the Family ("for the"). This set comes to £13.50 including P&P for UK customers and £15 for everywhere else in the world. Here comes the actual shopping bit. Choose your location and your items and, with a swift click, Paypal will sort out your payment. Like a pal.
I will be selling the CD and signed copies of the book at my live performances later this year. Or of course you can buy the book from amazon.co.uk (slightly cheaper, but not signed and no free gift) through the following link. . . Or from the Portobello
Books website.
And, of course, from your local bookshop. If they don't have it in stock, why not ask them to order it? The ISBN is 978-1846271984. Return to Index page |