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El Jarvo wrote: 20 notes!

It was costing £17.35 when I pre-ordered it in January.

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thanks for the heads up.

see also on Amazon there is a new book re J.D. coming out in October re I.C., pre-order the two for £45.00

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Thanks for the heads up.Looking forward to reading it.Not sure about the title he's eventually gone with though , Chapter And Verse? hmm...

Like the photo chosen for the cover.Have a feeling that's from the Brotherhood era though might be wrong

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Oh and the price shown now is £13.60?

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Bill wrote: Oh and the price shown now is £13.60?

Morning Bill

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Quite excited for this one.

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having 2 books about one of my 2 favorite people in music is almost as wonderful as having 2 about bernard and one about danny kirwan. the book cover photo captures bernard's beguilingly attractive although almost anonymous starpower , and luckily there are many other great photos of him

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keepitcoming wrote: having 2 books about one of my 2 favorite people in music is almost as wonderful as having 2 about bernard and one about danny kirwan. the book cover photo captures bernard's beguilingly attractive although almost anonymous starpower , and luckily there are many other great photos of him

I'm hoping for a centerfold.

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keepitcoming wrote: the book cover photo captures bernard's beguilingly attractive although almost anonymous starpower , and luckily there are many other great photos of him

Yeah, my nads are straining at the elastic at the very thought. A girl in the pub told me Bernard's auto-biography is coming out. She knows, 'cos she's writing it.

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NME article

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He's doing interviews / signings in Liverpool and Manchester in October.

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I don't know if anyone has posted this already, but there's what looks like a book of new order photographs coming in 2015.

Amazon link

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poorshakes wrote: I don't know if anyone has posted this already, but there's what looks like a book of new order photographs coming in 2015.

Amazon link

See the last posts in this thread.

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Now less than a month until this comes out - any news of any signings anywhere in the UK? Nothing on the website for Foyles, which if I remember correctly, is where Peter did signings for his last book.

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Bernard Sumner in conversation with Dave Haslam

21 Sept in Manchester

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/event/new-order-joy-division-me-bernard-sumner-in-conversation-with-dave-haslam/

30 Sept in Liverpool

https://epstein.ticketline.co.uk/order/tickets/13296987/new-order-joy-division-and-me-liverpool-epstein-theatre-2014-09-30-19-30-00/standard

Dave's twitter page would be the place for any more updates, in case any more dates are added.

http://twitter.com/Mr\_Dave\_Haslam

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Cheers for that Wayne - I was hoping for something in the South, but it's not looking good unless he leaves it until the last minute to announce something. I'll probably just order a copy through Amazon and leave it at that.

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Yeah I was hoping for more dates too Ken. I'm in Leicester so I was hoping for something in the Midlands. I thought he may do something in Birmingham, and also further South especially London.

But I agree, it's not looking likely at this moment.

I wrote to Random House to ask if they'd do any more, as obviously they'd be interest around the UK, but never got a reply.

I also sent a tweet to Dave Haslam saying that fans around the country would like a few more dates, but none added so far.

Maybe there will still be something added, or maybe he'll do a few more when it comes out in paperback next year to re-promote it at that time.

It doesn't always happen with the paperback launch but sometimes it does. For example, Sir Alex Ferguson did a handful of events for when his autobiography came out in hardback last year, but now he's doing a big 'Evening With' talk at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London on 26 Oct to mark the book coming out in paperback.

So maybe we will see something in other parts of the UK for Chapter and Verse at some point.

Here's hoping anyway.

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Doubt there would be anymore of these so booked tickets for Manchester. Only a few left restricted only, only the back of Barneys head will be visible. But I have been informed he has one of the finest back heads in the business, and I know hooky was always glad to see the back of him.[:d]

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Waterstones Trafalgar Square announced for the 25th: Waterstones

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If anyone is looking for tickets for the Manc date please PM me.

I have 2 to offload for face value and I'll chuck in free delivery.

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There will be some Scotland dates added any day now.

Guardian journalist and 80s New Order boot legger, Dave Simpson is hosting the London event.

There could be a few Mcr spares knocking about if anyone needs one. El Jarvo and Nick King, as well as NotAMod, have surplus I believe.

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Anyone know where gig for 29 th is.😕

im at Hookys on 25 th lol.

from a poison pen

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Debaser wrote: [TWITTER]485129172923056129[/TWITTER]

Well, I will ask him to sign my copy in October [:d]

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Glasgow has been added for the 29th

so to round up, he's doing 4 dates now

seems like all 4 are organised by Waterstones as they're all listed on their website

here's the info for all 4 -

Sunday, 21 September 2014, 3:00PM

Bernard Sumner in conversation with Dave Haslam THIS HAS NOW SOLD OUT

Royal Exchange Theatre, St Ann's Square, Manchester, M2 7DH

£10 full view, £7 restricted

Legendary Manchester musician Bernard Sumner, of Joy Division and New Order fame joins Dave Haslam in a discussion at the Royal Exchange to celebrate the release of Bernard's autobiography 'Chapter and Verse'. This promises to be brilliant.

Further details: 0161 833 9833


Thursday, 25 September 2014, 7:00PM

An evening with Bernard Sumner

WATERSTONE'S TRAFALGAR SQ., LONDON

Tickets £20, including booking fee and including a copy of Chapter and Verse to collect at the event join us at this special event as the founding member and guitarist of Joy Division and the lead singer of New Order discusses his new memoir with Dave Simpson of The Guardian.

Further details: 0207 839 4411


Monday, 29 September 2014, 6:30PM

An evening with Bernard Sumner

WATERSTONE'S GLASGOW SAUCHIEHA

Tickets £20, including a drink and a copy of Bernard's Chapter and Verse, available from the bookshop or by clicking Buy Tickets. Booking charges may apply.

Join us at this special event as Bernard Sumner, founding member and guitarist of Joy Division and lead singer of New Order, discusses his new memoir Chapter and Verse.

Further details: 0141 332 9105


Tuesday, 30 September 2014, 7:30PM

An Evening With Bernard Sumner - In Conversation With Dave Haslam

Epstein Theatre, 85 Hanover St Liverpool L1 3DY

epstein.ticketline.co.uk

Join founding member and lead guitarist of Joy Division and lead singer of New Order, Bernard Sumner, as he talks about his long-awaited autobiography, Chapter and Verse. In conversation with DJ/writer Dave Haslam, Bernard tells of the early days of Joy Division, to enormous critical and commercial success as well as the tragic death of Ian Curtis and the formation of New Order.

Tickets are £10. Bernard will be signing copies of his book after the event and the book will be available to buy on the night.

Further details: 0151 709 9820


The Waterstones page with links to Buy Tickets online is at

http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayDetailEvent.do?searchType=1&author=Bernard%7CSumner

so still no Midlands date like I'd personally like, but at least there's more now.

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Hooky seems very interested. What he'd be thinking about? [:d]

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Aracri wrote: Hooky seems very interested. What he'd be thinking about? [:d]

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that's a great photo!

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These Hooky tweets have probably helped Bernard shift a few more copies, free publicity and all that.

I'm approaching the book with as much of an open mind as I approached Hooky's two tomes. It's clear both men will put forward things "as they remember them" which may not strictly tally with what actually happened. With that in mind, Steve's book will most likely be the one to read (for sheer accuracy).

Bernard's traditionally been reasonably tight-lipped in interview regarding absolute specifics of band relationships, mechanics, politics etc. preferring to fall back on "as a band, we think..." whereas Hooky - to put it mildly - has never shied away from what his own opinions are. It's going to be really interesting - perhaps more so than with Hooky's books - because this will be the first time we'll get Bernard's unvarnished and uninterrupted opinions on key people/events.

Not expecting Hooky to come out of it very well after recent disputes but I'd be surprised if all of his contributions are dismissed.

Looking forward to the Waterstones signing next week.

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Wow thought the book wasn't out til the 25th but just found email from Amazon saying my order has been dispatched and i should receive it tomorrow the 18th (or today now really as its 1.15am) .Wasn't expecting that[:)] Yay yay yippee do!

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