amaBooks: Book Saturday in Cardigan with amaBooks and All Come to Dust

Thursday, May 20, 2021

Book Saturday in Cardigan with amaBooks and All Come to Dust

Books from amaBooks were on display, alongside those from Parthian Books, for Book Saturday at Melfed in Cardigan. Bryony Rheam's All Come to Dust was introduced to the audience by Jane Morris and Brian Jones of amaBooks during the four hour 'Covid space and time distanced' event. There were also readings and book signings by Parthian authors David Lloyd Owen (A Wilder Wales) and Jack Smylie Wild (Riverwise).

All Come to Dust will be available in bookshops across the UK from September 2021 and can be pre-ordered via www.parthianbooks.com/products/all-come-to-dust. The novel is already available in Zimbabwe and from the African Books Collective in North America.

David Lloyd Owen

Jack Smylie Wild

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To buy a book from amaBooks

amaBooks titles are available in Bulawayo in Inganu Bookshop at the Orange Elephant, River Estate, 12th Avenue Extension, Bulawayo (WhatsApp 0772 851 609 or 0733 781 246) and the shop at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.

This September Sun, All Come to Dust and Whatever Happened to Rick Astley?are available in Harare through Bindu Books, 37 Victoria Drive, Newlands (0242 782720 or sales(at)bindu.co.zw).

In Victoria Falls books are available at the Orange Elephant, 258 Adam Stander Road (Opposite Elephant's Walk and River Brewery). In South Africa many of the titles are at Clarkes (Cape Town), Bridge Books, African Flavour, Xarra and Love Books (Johannesburg) and Adams Books ( Durban).

Outside of Africa, the majority of our titles are available through africanbookscollective.com.

The rights to several of our titles have been sold to publishers elsewhere and can be obtained through those partner publishers: Parthian Books in the UK (Moving On, The Maestro, The Magistrate and The Mathematician, This September Sun, Where to Now?, All Come to Dust),Whatever Happened to Rick Astley?), Guernica Editions in North America (Textures), Al Arabi in Egypt (This September Sun), Longhorn in Kenya (This September Sun), Kachifo in Nigeria (The Maestro, The Magistrate and The Mathematician).

If you are outside Africa and would like to buy a particular book through the African Books Collective, please click on the image of the book cover below.

Otherwise, please email us at amabooksbyo@gmail.com.