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The Grumpy Sailor

Hurrah! The Grumpy Sailor has finally joined us in Northbridge, keeping the coffee flowing Monday to Friday from 7am to 4pm. Reinvigorate and rejoice -- handbaked cakes and cookies are also in store for your pleasure, along with al fresco seating and great tunes from the stereo mix by Nathan and Todd.

You can enjoy their hospitality in Fremantle seven days a week as follows:

Monday to Friday: 7.30am - 5pm
Saturday: 8am - 5pm
Sunday: 9am - 4pm

WIN! WIN! WIN!

We have theatre tickets to give away to lucky New Edition newsletter subscribers - you must be on our mailing list to enter the draw. We have two double passes to the Saturday February 11 matinee of White Divers of Broome at Black Swan State Theatre...we're working on a tricky question to ask entrants so keep an eye out on our website or subscribe by signing up on the newsletter link to enter.

NEW EDITION IS REDUCING ITS CARBON FOOTPRINT AND WILL BE PHASING OUT CARRY BAGS IN 2012, PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR OWN BAG

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PERTH WRITERS FESTIVAL 2012 10 Feb - 3 March

It's festival time again and we have many Australian and international luminaries gracing our lucky state. Tom Keneally, Marieke Hardy, Michael Kirby, Philip Adams, Jo Nesbo, Alice Pung are just some of the authors who are going to help us celebrate. Look out for the festival guide for the full list of authors and events or visit
http://www.perthfestival.com.au/en/Perth-Writers-Festival/

eBooks have arrived at New Edition!

Stuck in a queue and wish you had a good read in your pocket? Packing for a holiday and having to choose between the new Murakami and the favorite t-shirt? Want to cut down on paper but not cut down on reading?

The problem solver might be our new eBook shop. You can download the free Apps to your iPhone, iPad or any number of clever machines and carry all the reading you want without the bulk.

We're partnering with ReadCloud to bring you another choice in how you read.

Our online shop is now open!

While we can't bring the whole bookshop to you, we can now bring you the books. If you live more than a leisurely stroll away (let's say... Geraldton?) browsing our unique range is a whole lot easier this way.


To keep it simple, postage is $9.00 per order anywhere in Australia; take the parking or train fare costs away and it's quite an attractive proposition.

Sorry, we're keeping the chairs and The Grumpy Sailor Cafe isn't doing house calls just yet!

The Summer Reading Guide

This season's guide to the best books on offer, chosen by Australia's leading independent booksellers. There are hundreds of titles as well as great prizes to be had. Pick up a copy in-store.

You can always download an order form, fill it out, save it and eMail it in to us.

and welcoming the Grumpy Sailor Cafe Coffee Bar!!

October 13 was the opening day of The Grumpy Sailor, a cool new coffee bar situated right at the front of our Fremantle store. Make yourself at home whilst surrounded by books, cupcakes, and eccentric handmade furniture.

Winner Man Booker Prize 2011:

The Sense of an Ending

By Julian Barnes

Congratulations go to Julian Barnes who, after being shortlisted three times previously, has taken home the prestigious Man Booker Prize 2011 for his novel 'A Sense of an Ending'.

NEW EDITION NORTHBRIDGE NOW OPEN!

It's always warm and toasty inside our new - and much smaller - sister store, and yet there's still plenty of room to pull up a chair and recline with a new book. The same great service our customers enjoy in Fremantle is now in the city and open 7 days a week for your happiness.



Contact:
212 William Street
ph. 9227 0930

Open 7.30am till 7pm Monday - Friday
Open 9am - 7pm Saturday
Open 10am till 5pm Sunday

NEW EDITION FREMANTLE OPENING TIMES

7.30am till 7pm Sunday to Friday
7.30am till 7pm Saturday

LINE OF SIGHT

- the new novel from author David Whish-Wilson.

When a brothel madam is shot on a Perth golf course in 1975 it should be a routine murder enquiry. But it isn't. In fact there's barely an investigation at all, and Superintendent Swann thinks he knows why. Heroin is the new drug in town and the money is finding its way into some very respectable hands.

It's the brave or the foolish who accuse their fellow cops of corruption, and sometimes not even Swann is sure which he is. Especially when those he's pointing the finger at have mates in every stronghold of power in the state – big business, organised crime, the government. He might have won the first round by forcing a royal commission, but the judge is an ailing patsy and the outcome seems predetermined. If that's not enough to contend with, Swann's teenage daughter has disappeared, he doesn't know whether she's alive or not, and the word on the street is he's a dead man walking.

Line of Sight is classic crime noir, a tale of dark corruption set in a city of sun and heat. $29.95