Letter: In Brief

Thursday 17 December 1998 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Regarding the review by Donald Cameron Watt of Brian Aldiss's In the Twinkling of an Eye (9 December), I write from the shop address three stories below his old room at Oriel to announce that Sanders is alive and well at 104 The High. Although we are no longer a bookshop in the strictest sense, we have a large stock of antiquarian prints and maps, which Mr Watt is more than welcome to come and visit should he find himself on a sentimental journey to his former haunts in Oxford.

J J S GOSS

Oxford

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