Titlebook: Regenerating Regional Culture; A Study of the Inter Jane Frank Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Rural communi

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Slow Books: Book Towns as Third Places,how book towns developed as sites of cultural renewal. The chapter explores bookshops and book towns as third places that encourage relaxation, creative interaction, inclusivity and community unification. Frank emphasizes that book festivals and fairs in book towns operate as secular forums for cons

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Occasional Errata: Book Towns That Fail or Falter,Tony) Seaton’s critical book town success factors to the failed projects of Blaenafon in Wales and Atherstone in England, as well as highlighting the case of Graiguenamanagh in the Republic of Ireland, an emergent book town experiencing financial hardship despite possessing other desirable attribute

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Book Towns: Expanding Literary Connections, creative policy-making strategies with other key factors including economic models for specialized retail clusters, the development of online organizational networks and desirability of celebrating book culture in utopian locales with a strong community dynamic.

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,Hay-on-Wye: ‘A Town of Travellers Who Stopped’, trade in new titles and secondhand books as distinct from each other and links this issue to the historical disconnect between the Hay Festival, established in 1988, and Hay-on-Wye’s community of secondhand book dealers.

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Edge-of-the-Map Locations: Outposts of Sustainable Culture,es, Australia and Sedbergh, England, are presented, demonstrating the attraction of book towns to change makers and other talented individuals as well as the culturally savvy wishing to travel to be part of literary and intellectual dialogues.

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Occasional Errata: Book Towns That Fail or Falter,pter examines challenges that book towns encounter in their establishment phase, but also the difficulties encountered with relation to leadership and succession with the inevitable ageing of entrepreneurs who created and sustained book towns.