Essay by S. Lorraine Norwood
Oh, yeah. I forgot. I’m not in a cozy bookstore. I’m not even in Barnes & Noble.
Bookstores
Yes, I Signed Books at Costco
Nov 30, 2015
Memories Matter More Than Bookstores
May 06, 2013
Essay by Jai Arjun Singh
The first bookstore in my life had two wheels and a nasal voice that called out 'Maga-zine! Maga-zine!'
Playing God—With Books
Apr 22, 2013
Essay by Lisa Solod
Fresh off a divorce and my mother's diagnosis with Alzheimer's, I took a part-time job in my local bookstore.
Why Bookstores Aren’t Helping Indie Authors—Yet
Apr 17, 2013
TW Column by David Biddle
The staff of this lovely shop didn’t welcome me with open arms.
The Public Library Was My Bookstore
Apr 01, 2013
TW Column by Emily Toth
My mom and the library conspired to make me into a writer.
“My Name Is Wendy, and I’m a Bookstore Junkie"
Aug 08, 2011
Theme Essay by Wendy Glaas
Independent bookstores are proxies for the community, a form of literary profiling.
