Martin Latham has been a bookseller for thirty-five years. He has a PhD in Indian history, and taught at Hertfordshire University before turning to bookselling. He is proud to be responsible for the biggest petty-cash claim in Waterstones’ history, when he paid for the excavation of a Roman bath-house floor under his bookshop. Martin’s books include Kent’s Strangest Tales, Londonopolis, and most recently The Bookseller’s Tale which we talk about in this episode. It’s really a book full of tales about books of course, and bookstores, libraries, chapbooks, marginalia, women readers and collectors – chock full of fascinating biblio adventures. I highly recommend it.