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Category Archives: Bookstore Tourism
Reader’s Choice: Bookshop Porn II
With its imposing neo-Gothic facade and Art Nouveau interiors,Livraria Lello has been Oporto, Portugal’s leading bookseller since 1881. Livraria Lello is the epitome of the old-world bookstore. The jawdroppingly beautiful interior is decorated with bronze bas-reliefs, glass enclosed bookcases, soaring stained glass … Continue reading
Reader’s Choice: Bookshop Porn I.
Libreria Acqua Alta, Calle Longa Sante Maria Formosa (Corte Senza Nome),open daily.
A Bookstore With A Purpose
Many thanks to Brittany at We Love DC for letting us know about Books for America–A Bookstore With a Purpose. This Dupont Circle neighborhood shop is not simply a used bookstore, it’s the headquarters for an amazing nonprofit organization that … Continue reading
Campaign For Real Books
Many thanks to contributor Evan Smythe for this post: Over the past year, the media has reported over-the-top claims for e-book readers sales and the escalating sales of e-books. Clearly, e-books have a place in the book reading world but … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Canada, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Libraries, USA, Writing
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Random Friday
The Fine Brothers spoil 50 novels in just 4 minutes (really). Post-apocalyptic bookstore browsing: In the distant future, a bottle is found deep inside the rainforests of Southeast Asia. Its contents unlock the secret of what happened to three men … Continue reading
Be A Bookstore Hero
Located in the colorful Mission District of San Francisco, Modern Times Bookstore is facing a financial crisis and urgently needs an influx of cash if they are going to survive through the summer. Modern Times is, as the store put … Continue reading
Bukowski Turns 90
Poet, novelist, postman and celebrated drunk, Charles Bukowsi would be turning 90 on August 16th, except he died in 1994. Still, the Poet laureate of Skid Row will be fêted from coast to coast. The birthday events celebrating the … Continue reading
Historic Jaffa-Tel Aviv
Post and photograph by Annie MacDougall Built in 1892 to serve as the terminus of the Jerusalem-Jaffa Railway,Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s old train station has been renovated into a stylish complex that houses shops, restaurants, arts shows & classes, two weekly … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism
The following post was written by Larry Portzline, author of Bookstore Tourism: The Book Addict’s Guide To Planning & Promoting Bookstore Road Trips for Bibliophiles & Other Bookshop Junkies. My goal when I started the Bookstore Tourism “movement” was to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
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