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Postcards from Amazing Bookstores
The best bookstores in the world, according to The Guardian. This article features my review of El Ateneo Grand Splendid in Buenos Aires, Selexyz Dominicanen in Maastrich, Posada in Brussels, and off the list but very famous (and gorgeous, too) Shakespeare & Company in Paris.
65 commentsPostcards from Lello e Irmao, the World's Third Best Bookstore
The Lello e Irmao bookstore in Porto is the third best bookstore in the world, according to The Guardian. This is a tale of my visit and some photos to show its architectonic value.
25 commentseBooks: To Read or Not to Read
Whether we like it or not (and I often think not), our world is constantly changing and quickening it’s pace. We live in an inconstant age of electronics. We are obsessed with owning the latest generation...
2 commentsGuide to buying used books on the internet
Buying used books on the internet just makes sense. No doubt you have seen the prices of books at chain bookstores, and have been appalled at the prices charged. By buying online you have the ability to...
0 commentsNetworking in the Writing Business
The journey of most writers is taken by a series of steppingstones, with one step leading us through a network of editors, fellow writers, markets and often some very unlikely contacts. Learn how to take good...
4 commentsThe Finale to the Series The Horrors of Customer Service
For those of you that may not have read my previous hubs on this subject, let me explain. I wrote three other hubs in regards to my experiences at various jobs as an employee that dealt with customers. This...
1 commentGoing Back in Time During the Darkest Night
A cherished memory from my childhood flashed through my mind when I entered the bookstore at the mall. As my eyes scanned the latest arrivals they were drawn to a certain top selling novel. I recognized the...
0 commentsBetween the Covers
Money may be tight, but there's no reason not to enjoy some cheap entertainment between the covers! Now, get your mind out of the bedroom. I'm talking about the joy that comes from browsing books in a...
10 commentsCensorship, Books and Starving Artists
Perhaps the general population is simply unaware that there is no greater group of starving Artists than that of Writers. The loss of the independent bookstore will go down as a relatively ignored tragedy.
12 commentsBuying Books Online
Buying books online is one of the most fun adventures one can have on the internet in a perfect world. This perfect world scenario provides the shopper with many options from which to shop. It is one of the...
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