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October 18th, 2006 by libcom Saturday 21st October sees the return to North London of the Anarchist Bookfair now in its 26th year. Of course libcom.org will be there, so if you are coming down - pass by and say "hi" at our stall. Then as the bookfair winds down join us in the Coronet pub next door, preliminary rumours suggest libcom forum users will be gathering there from 2.30pm. If for any reason that pub doesn't work out find us in El Comandante, behind the Coronet. libcom's blog Login or register to post comments Share Close Social Web E-Mail Link Codes Your Email: * Your Name: * Send To: * Enter one address or multiple addresses separated with commas. Direct URL HTML Code Forum Code Comments

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Saturday 21st October sees the return to North London of the Anarchist Bookfair now in its 26th year. Of course libcom.org will be there, so if you are coming down - pass by and say "hi" at our stall. Then as the bookfair winds down join us in the Coronet pub next door, preliminary rumours suggest libcom forum users will be gathering there from 2.30pm. If for any reason that pub doesn't work out find us in El Comandante, behind the Coronet.

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