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Politics
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Windham-Campbell Prizes Podcast
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Beyond the Page
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Bookstores and Libraries
For Libraries, the "Customer is Always Right" Might Be Wrong
Kristen Arnett: Hard Lessons Learned from the Front Desk
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Kristen Arnett
| May 2, 2018
Celeste Ng: Bookstores Are the Center of the Literary Ecosystem
In Conversation with this Year's Ambassador for Independent Bookstore Day
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Literary Hub
| April 27, 2018
Interview with a Bookstore: City of Asylum Books
The Pittsburgh Bookstore Dedicated to International Literature
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Interview with a Bookstore
| April 20, 2018
Essential DIY Tips for Surviving Slashed Library Budgets
Kristen Arnett Finds (Figurative) Gems in the Trash
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Kristen Arnett
| April 18, 2018
Writing About the Oldest Oral Library in Australia
How Bruce Chatwin Popularized—and Misrepresented—the Arrernte People
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Stuart Kells
| April 12, 2018
Are You Pregnant? Can I Have Some Creamer? And Other Questions I Get at the Library
Kristen Arnett is Back with More Tales from the Library
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Kristen Arnett
| April 4, 2018
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The Life We Could Have Had Running a Parisian Bookstore
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Liam Callanan
| April 3, 2018
France's Beloved Short Story Dispensers Are Coming to America
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Matt Grant
| April 2, 2018
How to Make Bookstore Appearances Ten Times More Interesting
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Craig Terlson
| March 28, 2018
The World's Smallest Publishing House: A Typewriter in a Bookstore
Michael Gustafson on Opening Literati Bookstore
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Michael Gustafson
| March 27, 2018
Interview with a Bookstore: Café Con Libros
A New Feminist Community Bookstore in Brooklyn
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Interview with a Bookstore
| March 23, 2018
What Exactly Does a Librarian Do? Everything.
Introducing a New Column by Kristen Arnett
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Kristen Arnett
| March 21, 2018
When a Bookstore Stands Against Censorship
Rachel Kaplan on Why We Need Queer Books
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Rachel Kaplan
| March 19, 2018
The 10 Most Famous Bookstores in the World
For Dedicated Tourists Who Also Want to Buy Books
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Emily Temple
| March 15, 2018
Why is a Harvard Business Professor Studying Independent Bookstores?
Maxwell Neely-Cohen Talks to Organizational Ethnographer Ryan Raffaelli
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Maxwell Neely-Cohen
| March 9, 2018
Interview with a Bookstore: Michigan's McLean and Eakin
Literary Community in Petoskey
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| February 23, 2018
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