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Dogberry & Finch

Okehampton, Devon

Part of Okehampton →

All our stock is hand-picked, ever-changing and carefully curated, everything from philosophy to natural history, classics to the best in new fiction. We also have a dedicated section for children and young people, and feature books and maps relating to Dartmoor and our local area.

We showcase local artists, displaying regular art exhibitions in the bookshop. An official stockist for cards and art prints by illustrator Chris Dunn, we also stock jigsaws, stationery, book-related gifts, cards & gift wrap.

Browsers are always welcome. Or we’re on hand if needed to advise, track down that long-lost book or recommend the perfect read for you. Anything in print that we don’t stock can usually be ordered for next day delivery or collection.

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I met Kate several years ago now when I first moved up to the northern side of the moor. She has always been massively supportive of my work and not been afraid to tell me the truth when she thinks I'm on the wrong track. She has also happily got involved in some of my weird photography projects. My partner and I have both bought books from her brilliant shop and also attended several of the wonderful events she organises. Support your local bookshop!
Paul Harris aka Glavind Strachan Photography Customer, colleague and friend from Glavind Strachan Photography
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Dartmoor Illustrated, page 104Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 104, 1900

“Let him now give his pony his head, and he will pick his own way, in such a path, much better than the rider could do it for him with the bridle. My little shaggy Dobb carries me up this hill as quietly as a lamb; I let the rein hang loose on my arm, and, whilst he paces gently on, amuse myself ...”

Also on Our DartmoorRed-a-ven Brook — A northern moor brook rising below High Willhays, the highest ground in southern England, and running down between the tors of the Okehampton range to meet the West Okement near Meldon.

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