I lived in the Phoenix area for about 10 years, in a giant bottle of Coppertone I called my home. There were (and still are) some great bookstores on the scene: Changing… Read more »

The news is all bad. I have nothing to say about the news. There are many smart people on the internet writing about the news. I recommend reading what those… Read more »

From the beginning: The Gaza Strip is an area of about 140 square miles, bordered by Israel to the north and east, Egypt to the south, and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. It’s… Read more »

When the Co-op City Barnes and Noble first announced that it was going to shut its doors and leave the Bronx without a general interest bookstore, we did what we… Read more »

Point Reyes Books has been around since 2002, when Steve Costa and Kate Levinson purchased the Brown Study Bookstore, and joined what they call “a growing movement of independent businesses… Read more »

The fall fundraising season is in full swing, and while you’re surely tired of hearing pitch after pitch, allow us to draw your attention to just one more noble cause worthy… Read more »

Revolution Books, an institution in Berkeley, CA, is looking to move to a new location, and are hoping a crowd-funding campaign on Indiegogo will help them make the transition. Emily… Read more »

Those sneaky Wikipedians! First, they made print encyclopedias obsolete, and now, they’ve decided that perhaps print isn’t so dusty and backwards after all. A group called the Wikipedia Book Project… Read more »

As reported on Harriet and The Millions, an Indiegogo campaign by Brooklyn Poets asks for funding to build “The Bridge,” a new site which would become “the world’s first poetry network connecting… Read more »

We told you last fall about the effort to open a new queer bookstore in New York, to fill the void left behind by bookstores like the Oscar Wilde Memorial… Read more »