We’re making big future plans and lists and there’s even a spreadsheet. But first, a question for you:
What are your favorite indie bookstores? What’s the McNally Jackson in your neighborhood? Where would you most like to see Coming & Crying on the shelves in 2011?
[i cannot tell you how very much i LOVE this book!! keep a lookout in 2011 for when it comes out. it’s perfect for anyone who has a heart and genitals and enjoys sex, whichever gender you are, whatever age (almost!).]
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alwaysdancingonmyown answered:
somewhere in S.F. Please!!?
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zola-acker answered:
BookCourt in Cobble Hill
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mamao answered:
Paperback Rack 1005 N. Monroe St Tallahassee,FL
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billiontinyfeathers answered:
Kramerbooks and The Potter’s House in DC
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yuri-lock answered:
Ok
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floridarob answered:
Raintree books…been going there since I was 5 raintreebooks.com/rtbho…
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ad7am answered:
RJ Julia in Madison, CT. Heaven.
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scott9393 answered:
Watchung Booksellers, Montclair NJ
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hannahkessel answered:
Pegasus Books! in berkeley, calif.
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ingridthaina answered:
hum legal mesmo …
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orleansapothecary answered:
There’s a bookstore in Apalachacola, FL that’s wonderful. It’s the only one in town, and I think the name is actually “BOOKSTORE.” Google it.
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andtodayilanded answered:
Inkwood Books- Tampa, Octavia Books-New Orleans
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asettingsun answered:
elliott bay book company in seattle!
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cgleason answered:
Harvard Sq books, Porter Sq books, Brookline Booksmith!
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circeanpoison answered:
left bank books, st. louis MO
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pierrerazhal answered:
Parnassus Books. Ketchikan, Alaska
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kerryingon answered:
I second Busboys & Poets in DC, Kramerbooks in DC, Tattered Cover in Denver. Great list to save for future travel.
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whatfollows answered:
type books - toronto
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lolslater answered:
Magers & Quinn Booksellers in Minneapolis.
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fauverism answered:
Robins in Philly
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callmebalthazar answered:
There are no responses from Madison it seems and that is sad. A Room of One’s Own in Madison
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secretwars answered:
I would say “somewhere in my town at all,” but that’s pretty much out of the question. I’ve always liked Quimby’s in Chicago.
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crookedshadow answered:
The Crow Bookshop in Burlington, VT and Pickwick Book Shop in Nyack, NY
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carmenrios answered:
kramer’s books, washington dc.
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greenblogradio answered:
Tsunami Books and Coffe House EUGENE
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wh0-is-john-galt answered:
Check out any bookstore near Pearl Street in Boulder, CO. Lot of hipster hangouts there.
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knightandday answered:
seaburn books - astoria
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buildwritecut answered:
Powells in PDX, HECK YES, and there needs to be more editions. kthanx
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bryanmckay answered:
Brookline Booksmith in Brookline, Mass., hometown of Hodgman, duh.
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polkadotscottonsocks answered:
The Downtown Bookstore in Owen Sound, Ontario Canada
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krisisisipoo answered:
Anderson Bookshop in Naperville, IL (really populous suburb of Chicago)
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passionperversionphoto answered:
Tattered Cover in Denver (You know, that part of the country you fly over between NYC and LA)
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barroninthetrees answered:
My favorite bookstore is Three Lives & Co. In addition, I like Idlewild (also in New York City), Square Books (Oxford, Miss), & Vroman’s (LA)
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corley answered:
Malaprops in Asheville, NC!
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itsmemargaret answered:
Magers & Quinn, Minneapolis
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recordofmytroubles answered:
harvard book store cambridge ma
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muchjunk answered:
Sandmeyer’s Books in South Loop, Chicago
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405 reblogged this from comingandcrying and added:
[i cannot tell you how very much i LOVE this book!! keep...2011 for when it comes out....
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405 answered:
skylight books in los angeles, book soup in west hollywood!
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monicamelquiades answered:
there are a bunch around here, but most obviously: myopic books in chicago
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retrogradation answered:
I’d like to be able to buy the book online somewhere soon.
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