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Providing Help to Booksellers, When They Need It

Providing Help to Booksellers, When They Need It

BINC Started When Employees Wanted to Help a Sick Coworker

By Matt Grant | August 7, 2019

<em>The New York Times</em> profiles Louise Erdrich's Native American-focused bookstore.

The New York Times profiles Louise Erdrich's Native American-focused bookstore.

By Dan Sheehan | July 25, 2019

On Opening Ghana's First Subscription-Model Library

On Opening Ghana's First Subscription-Model Library

Libreria Ghana Began With a Personal Book Collection

By Sylvia Arthur | July 25, 2019

At D.C.'s Newest Book Store, the Best Customers are Toddlers

At D.C.'s Newest Book Store, the Best Customers are Toddlers

Interview with a Bookstore: Solid State Books

By Interview with a Bookstore | July 19, 2019

Indie booksellers urge you to resist the siren call of Amazon Prime Day.

Indie booksellers urge you to resist the siren call of Amazon Prime Day.

By Dan Sheehan | July 15, 2019

Chicago's only black woman-owned bookstore is open for business.

Chicago's only black woman-owned bookstore is open for business.

By Dan Sheehan | July 12, 2019

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The Uncertain Future of Sweden's Floating Libraries

The Uncertain Future of Sweden's Floating Libraries

On the Boats Bringing Books to Thousands Who Need Them

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Someone returned a library book in Ireland after 80 years

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