| We
are currently working on this section of the bookshop directory and appologise
for any inconvenience. Northumberland
Barter
Books in Alnwick is
a must, and you should leave plenty of time to do them justice.
Hencotes Books in Hexham has sadly closed, but Priestpopple Books
has lots of books and a great name.
Tyne
and Wear
If transport
related subjects are your thing, Frank Smith in Newcastle must be worth visiting.
However, with the recent closure of Robert D Steedman, the only other opportunities
to find books in the city are charity bookshops.
Durham
Three
shops in Barnard Castle, one each in Darlington and Crook, and only Oxfam in Durham.
Durham without a proper secondhand bookshop somehow seems indecent, although the
recently opened Oxfan is better than nothing
North
Yorkshire & Cleveland
York can be said
to be the book capital of the north, with a cluster of good shops
in Fossgate, which is a good place to start exploring the city's
shops.
East
Yorkshire
West
Yorkshire
South
Yorkshire
As
far as secondhand bookshops are concerned, South Yorkshire means Sheffield.
Try as I may, I can't find anything in either Doncaster or Barnsley, or anywhere
in-between for that matter. It's some years since I've visited Sheffield, but
I remember Rare & Racy with affection and Tilleys Vintage Magazine Shop was
always good for the iconic or ephemeral.
If
you run a bookshop in North East England, just complete a simple online
form and you will start to attract new customers. Trade entries in the bookshop
directory are free (although we reserve the right to charge a small administration
fee in the future).
| 
