<BR><MailScannerForm18800 FORM name=frmAddAddrs action=http://address.mail.yahoo.com/yab/uk?v=YM&.rand=26428&A=m&simp=1 method=post> <DIV><STRONG>When u reply click reply all but please remember to send Steve Ash a cc</STRONG></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>This will seem like a ridiculously long post but only some of it is mine</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Well ere need to come up with 3 really attractive topics (which wont be covered elsewhere on the ABprogramme). We have enough money in the pot to pay for the one meeting they want money for- I will be solvent in 3 weeks <STRONG> STEVE</STRONG></DIV> <DIV><STRONG>are you going to pay on line I can send you a cheque first week in Aug - I hope)</STRONG></DIV> <DIV>I dont know if my last pst made it but I am NOT available to help with any of the 3 meetings </DIV> <DIV>as I have tgo run the Black Cat Press Stall</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Ed</DIV></MailScannerForm18800> <STYLE id=ssxyzzy
media=screen>#message57494564640985919336555013630211012753382389 { overflow:auto; visibility:hidden }</STYLE> <DIV class="msgbody clearfix" id=message57494564640985919336555013630211012753382389 style="VISIBILITY: visible"><!-- type = text --> <DIV id=yiv1969075387><BR><BR><B><I>steve ash <steveash_2001@yahoo.co.uk></I></B> wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:50:09 +0100 (BST)<BR>From: steve ash <steveash_2001@yahoo.co.uk><BR>Subject: ABF<BR>To: EDMUND MCARTHUR <antines@yahoo.co.uk><BR><BR>Seems like we are on again for the anarchist bookfair.<BR><BR>See below<BR><BR>> Hi Steve,<BR>> <BR>> just had a bookfair meeting and we are happy to give<BR>> you three meetings <BR>> where you get two free and pay for one - just like<BR>> last year. The more <BR>> interesting and varied the meetings the better. last<BR>> year seemed to work
<BR>> well as it wasn't the normal anarcho subjects and<BR>> from what I heard you got <BR>> a decent discussion going in the meetings.<BR>> <BR>> Hopefully 3 for the price of 1 is good for you as<BR>> well. Rooms hold about <BR>> 100; 60 and 30 people. Let us know what you reckon<BR>> you would need for each <BR>> meeting.<BR>> <BR>> As soon as you have sorted the meetings can you<BR>> email me a title for each <BR>> and around 50 words about each meeting.<BR>> <BR>> Cheers<BR>> <BR>> Tony<BR>> <BR>> ----- Original Message ----- <BR>> From: "steve ash" <BR>> To: "Tony" <BR>> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 3:02 AM<BR>> Subject: Re: London Anarchist Bookfair 2007<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> > Ahhhh was just thinking about this. Any chance of<BR>> a<BR>> > repeat of the LAF thing<BR>> ><BR>> > like what we did last year init<BR>> ><BR>> > Steve<BR>> ><BR>> > ---
Tony wrote:<BR>> ><BR>> >> Hi all,<BR>> >><BR>> >> I know we have sent this out by post, but in case<BR>> we<BR>> >> don't have a postal address for you, or in case<BR>> it<BR>> >> got lost, we are also emailing people. Sorry if<BR>> you<BR>> >> get this twice, but it's better to get it twice<BR>> than<BR>> >> not at all. The booking form is the attachment.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Tony, for the bookfair collective<BR>> >><BR>> >> London Anarchist Bookfair<BR>> >><BR>> >> Saturday 27th October 2007<BR>> >><BR>> >> Want a stall or meeting?<BR>> >><BR>> >> For reasons too long to explain we are again<BR>> moving<BR>> >> the venue for this years Anarchist Bookfair.<BR>> >> Hopefully we will find a permanent home at the<BR>> new<BR>> >> venue for a few years to come - well that's
our<BR>> hope<BR>> >> anyway. So, where will we be this October? The<BR>> venue<BR>> >> is Queen Mary's College which is on the Mile End<BR>> >> Road in East London (see leaflet enclosed for<BR>> more<BR>> >> details). We will have all the regular events<BR>> like<BR>> >> meetings, stalls, films, performance and we hope<BR>> a<BR>> >> little bit extra. Last year the main room was<BR>> very<BR>> >> hot as most of you will remember. With the new<BR>> venue<BR>> >> we hope this will not be a problem as we are a<BR>> bit<BR>> >> more spread out, giving us extra room,<BR>> ventilation<BR>> >> and space to breath.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Booking<BR>> >><BR>> >> Last year we had 77 stalls and so as to not water<BR>> >> the bookfair's politics down we are aiming for<BR>> about<BR>> >> the same this year. We have not
put the cost of<BR>> >> stalls up for a few years now, and because the<BR>> new<BR>> >> venue is a bit more expensive we will be raising<BR>> the<BR>> >> stall cost slightly. For details see below.<BR>> >><BR>> >> We have about the same number of rooms available<BR>> for<BR>> >> meetings/speakers etc this year, but all the<BR>> rooms<BR>> >> are bigger to try and solve last year's problems<BR>> of<BR>> >> over crowding in the more popular meetings. There<BR>> >> are six main meeting rooms. The two large ones<BR>> hold<BR>> >> between 100 & 150 people, while the smaller rooms<BR>> >> hold up to about 60 people. The meeting rooms,<BR>> like<BR>> >> last year, are £20 an hour except the two large<BR>> >> meeting rooms, which are £40 an hour.<BR>> >><BR>> >> This year, in order to try and make our lives a<BR>>
>> little easier in the general confusion of the<BR>> day,<BR>> >> we are again asking for groups to give us a name<BR>> of<BR>> >> someone who will be a contact for the meeting and<BR>> >> the name of the facilitator for the meeting.<BR>> We're<BR>> >> also keen to see that it's not just the usual<BR>> >> suspects doing the same recruitment drive as<BR>> always<BR>> >> (although obviously you can have meetings as<BR>> well).<BR>> >> If possible we would like to prod people into<BR>> having<BR>> >> more interesting, varied and challenging<BR>> meetings.<BR>> >> We want the bookfair to be provocative: we think<BR>> the<BR>> >> meetings should be part of taking anarchist ideas<BR>> >> forward not ploughing the same weary furrow.<BR>> >><BR>> >> If you're having a meeting send us some copy for<BR>> the<BR>> >> programme
and the website (about fifty words),<BR>> when<BR>> >> you send your money or confirmation. With this in<BR>> >> mind we're going all focus group and asking<BR>> meeting<BR>> >> organisers when they submit their 50 words about<BR>> >> their meeting to include: what's your aim for the<BR>> >> meeting? Who are you aiming it at? What do you<BR>> want<BR>> >> to achieve? How will it be different to the<BR>> meeting<BR>> >> you had at last year's bookfair or the one before<BR>> >> that?<BR>> >><BR>> >> If you want a stall or meeting just fill out the<BR>> >> form and post it back with a cheque. Bookings are<BR>> >> confirmed when payment is received. It is<BR>> possible<BR>> >> for your booking to be rejected (Trots/people in<BR>> >> parties, please note). Also, because of the<BR>> shortage<BR>> >> of space, you may not get as
much space as you<BR>> asked<BR>> >> for.<BR>> >><BR>> >> If you have a debit or credit card, then payment<BR>> can<BR>> >> be made on the internet. Go to<BR>> >> http://www.anarchistbookfair.org/ click on<BR>> >> "bookings" and follow the instructions. You can<BR>> use<BR>> >> this facility to make donations as well.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Programme<BR>> >><BR>> >> We're printing 10,000 copies of the programme,<BR>> which<BR>> >> will be given out free before or at the Bookfair.<BR>> If<BR>> >> you want to advertise in it, costs are £100 a<BR>> page<BR>> >> (fractions of a page are charged proportionally).<BR>> >><BR>> >> It's cheaper if you help us<BR>> >><BR>> >> With stalls we're offering the same incentive as<BR>> >> last year because it worked well. If, for each<BR>> table<BR>>
>> your group has, you provide one person for one<BR>> hour<BR>> >> during the day, we will charge £35 per table as<BR>> >> opposed to £40 (for ½ table its ½ hour labour and<BR>> >> then £20 instead of £22.50). We will be asking<BR>> >> helpers to collect donations on the door and hand<BR>> >> out programmes. Additionally, we still need extra<BR>> >> help at the end. As it's all of our event, we<BR>> hope<BR>> >> loads of you will offer help at the end of the<BR>> day.<BR>> >> Last year this happened and we were able to ALL<BR>> get<BR>> >> out the building, and in the pub, by 8pm.<BR>> >><BR>> >> Publicity<BR>> >><BR>> >> If you need posters or leaflets, contact us or<BR>> >> collect them from the Freedom Bookshop, 84b<BR>> >> Whitechapel High St, London, E1 or Housman's<BR>> >> Bookshop, 5 Caledonian Road,
London, N1. Our<BR>> costs<BR>> >> for the Bookfair this year are just under six<BR>> grand<BR>> >> and we only survive because of donations. So, any<BR>> >> donations, large or small, will be greatly<BR>> received.<BR>> >> Cheques should be made out to "Anarchist<BR>> Bookfair".<BR>> >><BR>> >> To contact us: ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR, Freedom, Angel<BR>> >> Alley, 84b Whitechapel High Street, London E1.<BR>> >><BR>> >> email: mail@anarchistbookfair.org Website at:<BR>> >> http://www.anarchistbookfair.org/.<BR>> >><BR>> >><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>> ><BR>><BR>___________________________________________________________<BR>> > Inbox full of unwanted email? Get leading<BR>> protection and 1GB storage with <BR>> > All New Yahoo! Mail.<BR>> http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/nowyoucan.html<BR>> ><BR>> >
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