English Bookshop In Isaan

[roiet]

Is there any English bookshop in Isaan. I dont want go to Bangkok to Asia Bookshop or Korat or buy via Internet or use a library which is far away. I find a lot of locals talking about english bookshops, but when I go there I usually find Thai - English dics.

Are some members also interested to swop english written books, or is anybody prepared to sell some used english books.

[Cheeky Farang]

Roiet,, keep in touch with me. I normally bring a laod of books with me when ever I come over. Also another book worm is MARTIN at thaihomestay north of Khon Kean send him a email I gave him about 40 books the other month. you can find his posts here on TV

[roiet]

Roiet,, keep in touch with me. I normally bring a laod of books with me when ever I come over. Also another book worm is MARTIN at thaihomestay north of Khon Kean send him a email I gave him about 40 books the other month. you can find his posts here on TV

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Thanks a lot. Loking forward to a truckload of good english books. In the meantime I contact Martin. Thanks again

[tyler2uk]

A bit off topic here........in the opening post you mention you wouldnt want to travel to Korat to find english books.....Can you please let me know where this shop is located. I have looked everywhere over a period of 6 months and eventually had to go bkk for seriously expensive books....

It gets boring reading the bangkok post dosn't it.....

[jayenram]

The Farang Connection in Surin has a "book swap" rack. And suprisingly, there is no charge for this service.

[lampard10]

The Farang Connection in Surin has a "book swap" rack. And suprisingly, there is no charge for this service.

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Don't push it.

Ours is quite small,around150 titles,but constantly changing. We also have a DVD,VCD & VHS library. Also no charge,but we do like the recipiants to be our customers,but that goes without saying.Any new customers are more than welcome to come in for a drink or a meal and swap books or films.

Edited March 23, 2005 by lampard10

[roiet]

A bit off topic here........in the opening post you mention you wouldnt want to travel to Korat to find english books.....Can you please let me know where this shop is located. I have looked everywhere over a period of 6 months and eventually had to go bkk for seriously expensive books....

It gets boring reading the bangkok post dosn't it.....

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I heard there is one small one in the Mall, but when I check the info again, it seems to be the same as always Thai - English dics.

PS: I am also tired of reading Bangkok Post and watching the Supper TV Channel CNN. Now the latest Iraq news 24 hours per day.

[Brew]

Khon Kaen:

Corner Klang Muang Rd. / Prachasomosorn Rd.

in the 2nd floor

but don't expect too much

[roiet]

Khon Kaen:

Corner Klang Muang Rd. / Prachasomosorn Rd.

in the 2nd floor

but don't expect too much

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Thanks, any information is welcome.

[idle]

Do you think it would be possible to swap books by mail? I know we might get stuff we don't like and there might be occasional cheat, but I'd be willing to give it a try.

I like mysteries, usually by American authors, the occasional historical fiction and selected "literature."

Michael

[mandl]

Have you tried e-books? There are some for sale at various on-line stores, but there is a large collection (about 1500 titles) of mostly classics at the University of Virginia web site. All are free and are available in PDA, Palm, and Web formats. Here is the link:

http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/ebooks/Alist.html

Hope you find something there you like.

mandl

[buadhai]

What's the problem with ordering over the Internet?

Asia Books has a decent web site and a good selection of books. They charge 5% for delivery and the books usually arrive in two or three days.

In Korat, Se Ed at The Mall (the one on the gound floor) has a small selection of English language books. B2S at Klang Plaza 2 also has some.

[JKJ]

Try www.dasabookcafe.com

It's a secondhand bookshop in Bangkok. They have online database and they ship too.

[kingsize]

The Farang Connection in Surin has a "book swap" rack. And suprisingly, there is no charge for this service.

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Don't push it.

Ours is quite small,around150 titles,but constantly changing. We also have a DVD,VCD & VHS library. Also no charge,but we do like the recipiants to be our customers,but that goes without saying.Any new customers are more than welcome to come in for a drink or a meal and swap books or films.

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thank's ass...still advertsing Martin ???

[thaibites0]

I've got 10 novels I'll send by ems for a swop - PM me for titles and I'll add the others so you can pick.