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Tag Archives: Bookselling
Not Black Books, but close
The TV comedy pilot for Broadway Books will have its world premiere tomorrow during the 2025 Dances With Films fest at the historic TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif. Written and directed by Carianne King, Broadway Books was inspired by King’s experiences … Continue reading
Book store humor
A very nice, well-appointed lady spends about an hour browsing the stock, including the locked cases. After building a rather formidable stack of unrelated books worth over $3,500 (including some very scarce Mark Twain first editions), I couldn’t resist asking: … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism: Portlandia
It’s always good news to discover that a new indie bookshop has opened in the U.S.. But it’s great news when it turns out to be a travel bookstore. Even if you can’t get to Portland, Oregon IRL, you can … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Oregon, Portland
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Bookstore Tourism : Iceland
About seven ago while visiting Iceland’s underappreciated northern town Akureyri, I stumbled across a charming used bookshop called Fróði fornbókabúð. The owner at the time told me that the name meant something like “learned bookstore”. The shop was a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Akureyri, Arctic Circle, Bookselling, Iceland
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Bookstore Tourism: A bit of France in NYC
La Joie de Vivre, a bookstore and café selling titles in French and English, has opened in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood. Forbes reported that the shop, located at 145 W. 27th St., “offers a quick getaway to France. 50% of books sold in the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Chelsea, France, Manhattan, NoMad
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A warning, A rant, A little magic
Sometimes it seems as though the onslaught of hacking attempts and malware never lets up. Recently I became aware of the latest bit of travel related hacking. The accommodation booking site Booking.com has been drawing serious criticism from consumers over … Continue reading
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Tagged alchemy, Bookselling, Cartoons, crowdfunding
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Another Option For Booklovers
A few months back, I signed up for a trial membership to the online “co-op bookstore” Tertulia and then promptly forgot about it when its emails went straight to my junk mailbox. However, this week I saw two references to the … Continue reading
Bookstore Tourism: Best bookshop name ever
I recently discovered the best named bookstore in America. Mother foucault’s bookshop in Portland, Oregon offers a well curated collection of rare, antiquarian and secondhand books selected by the owner Craig Florence. Located in a somewhat dingy, light industrial neighborhood, the shop’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bookselling, Oregon, Portland
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More Bookstore Mapping
Indie bookstores in Montana have collaborated to develop the first-ever Montana Bookstore Trail. The mapping project was coordinated by Rachel Elliott-Burg, owner of Reading Leaves in Townsend, and designed with Elk River Books in Livingston, the map features 21 independent bookstores across the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Maps, Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Cartography, Montana
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Travel Between The Pages 