SCHOOL ORDERS:
If you wish to place a school order,
and your school has an account. you do not need to fill in credit card details on our
secure order facility. Name of school and account holder will suffice, though you will
need to enter an order number, the school's account number or the school's postcode
in the "credit card number" box (actually any detail will do, there has to
be some information in the cc no. box to prevent a "field error"). If your
school doesn't have an account, you can join the thousand-or-so who do, by entering the
school's full details, and you'll be sent an invoice along with the books, dvds, posters,
pencils...etc. This applies to UK customers only.

We now stock 'Omnibus'
Omnibus is a
Classics magazine produced twice-yearly with a main target audience of UK sixth-form students (ages 16-19). The articles,
well-illustrated with colour photographs, cover a wide range of Classical subjects of
general interest, with some emphasis on topics studied for examination purposes in the
Classical languages, Classical Civilisation and Ancient History.
For details of the content of all issues, please click on the mag,
or follow this link to JACT
The Hellenic Bookservice is selling copies at a discounted price
of £3.00 plus postage.

'Odyssey: The World of Greece' We
now stock the wonderful 'Odyssey' magazine, at £4.50, but only for those who can make it
into the shop. For those who can't, click on the pic, for details of how to subscribe.
Details of the magazine itself, can be found here.
Throughout this site, please click on the title, for further
details. Publishers' prices change regularly, and the latest details can be found on our
secure server.


The Anglo
Hellenic Review Page


The Anglo-Hellenic League Page

Sears
Hits on this "Home Page"
since Feb 2001. |
The Hellenic Bookservice. 49-51, Fortess Road, London, NW5 1AD, England, UK.
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Tel: +44 (0)20 7267 9499
Fax: +44 (0)20 7267 9498 |
www.hellenicbooks.com
Opening Hours: Monday -Friday 9.30 ~
18.00; Saturday 10.00 ~ 17.00 |
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Search for a title.
Almost 35% of our 16,000 titles, are now available to buy, on line.
Modern Greek language books and teachers:
Books for learning Modern Greek may be
found by clicking on the image, whilst a list of teachers, can be found here
The
Hellenic Bookservice at 49-51,
Fortess Road!
Our new shop is just a hop and a skip down
the road from our former home, but we can now be found at: 49-51, Fortess Road, London NW5
1AD. Phone, fax and website remain the same. 'Phelps Pianos', former residents
at this address, remain in business, and will expand their NW1 address. We wish them all the
best for the future.
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NEW GUIDE BOOKS TO
THE GREEK ISLANDS: |
| A new series of 20 bespoke and rather
excellent guidebooks to the Greek islands, by Nigel McGilchrist, has kicked-off with
the the three below. They cost £9.99 each and are post-free to the UK. A bookset of
all 20 titles in the series is due out in October, and will cost £150 (post-free); a
saving of £49.80 over the individual price.

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1. Santorini and Therasia
with Anaphi |
2. Kos with Nisyros &
Pserimos |
3. Samos: With Ikaria
& Fourni |
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Grab A Scrabble. GREEK OR LATIN
IN GREEK ~ At last! It's 20 years
since we stocked 'Scrabble' in Greek, but we're delighted to be able to offer fans of the
game the opportunity to display their lexicographic skills! May be used for Modern,
Biblical or Ancient Greek.
IN LATIN ~
We shall shortly be stocking Scrabble in Latin; for orders arriving before the 10th
of August 2010 (pre~publication), the cost of this will be £19.99; a saving of £5.00 on
the publication price of £24.99 (affectively post-free)
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STAY IN CYPRUS |
An opportunity to rent an absolutely
beautiful chateau, in the village of Akapnou, nestling in the foothills above
Limassol. Fantastic for bird-watchers and hikers, and - for those who fancy ruining a good
walk! - a golf course is just a driver distance away, if you're Tiger Woods! Sleeps up to 10 persons, with private
10-metre-long swimming pool. Click on the picture for further information. |
Where are we ... and
when are we open?
Who Are We?
Postal
Charges
A new and thoroughly welcome book, by
Peter Trudgill, on the most rugged of all Cretan regions: the district known as
"Sfakia". Various invaders of the island - Venetian, Ottoman and even Nazi -
allowed this area a level of autonomy due to the ferocity of its residents, and
inaccesability of its environs, but now the discerning traveller can follow in Mr
Trudgill's footsteps and discover one of the great areas of the Great Island. Read my
review over on www.west-crete.com.
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We have some of Phil's wonderful pictures of Crete, liberally placed
throughout the shop; click on the link to see his website. |
© Stelios Jackson
(2001-2010)  |