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One of the greatest [[SF bookstores]] in the world, '''Fantasy Centre''' was located on Holloway Road in northern [[London]] (coincidentally quite close to the site of the fabled [[Epicentre]]. | One of the greatest [[SF bookstores]] in the world, '''Fantasy Centre''' was located on Holloway Road in northern [[London]] (coincidentally quite close to the site of the fabled [[Epicentre]]. | ||
| − | '''Fantasy Centre''' was opened in Kensal Rise in Harlesden around 1970 by [[Ted Ball]] and [[Dave Gibson]]. A bit later it moved to 157 Holloway Road and [[Eric Arthur]] subsequently replaced [[Dave Gibson]] and the two of them managed the store until it closed on June 13, | + | '''Fantasy Centre''' was opened in Kensal Rise in Harlesden around 1970 by [[Ted Ball]] and [[Dave Gibson]]. A bit later it moved to 157 Holloway Road and [[Eric Arthur]] subsequently replaced [[Dave Gibson]] and the two of them managed the store until it closed on June 13, 2009. |
For a good memoir, see | For a good memoir, see | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 2 January 2020
(1970 -- June 13, 2009)
One of the greatest SF bookstores in the world, Fantasy Centre was located on Holloway Road in northern London (coincidentally quite close to the site of the fabled Epicentre.
Fantasy Centre was opened in Kensal Rise in Harlesden around 1970 by Ted Ball and Dave Gibson. A bit later it moved to 157 Holloway Road and Eric Arthur subsequently replaced Dave Gibson and the two of them managed the store until it closed on June 13, 2009.
For a good memoir, see here
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