A Spy in the Bookshop: Letters Between Heywood Hill and John Saumarez Smith 1966-74

Provides an account of day to day life in one of London's best loved and stylish bookshops that is used to flesh out Heywood Hill's correspondence with Nancy Mitford who referred to him as 'the spy in the bookshop'. This book offers an account of life behind the counter in a west end bookshop, where all was most definitely not what it seemed.