Oh, it is hard times all around, indeed.
The rare copy of Virginia Woolf’s 1919 book The Mark on the Wall, which was expected to net up to £600 for charity, went for just £300 instead.
Here is the updated story and the initial post.
It’s hard times for charity book sales
Thursday 18 June 2009 by Paula Maggio
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