There’s a mystery book store down the street.
I have never been inside, but I like the idea of a mystery book store. It’s cute, but how does it compete with the Barnes & Nobles of the world?
Earlier: The flaming fart at the Arise Bookstore.
There’s a mystery book store down the street.
I have never been inside, but I like the idea of a mystery book store. It’s cute, but how does it compete with the Barnes & Nobles of the world?
Earlier: The flaming fart at the Arise Bookstore.
4 Comments
Laura
May 20, 2011 at 10:58 amI go there. They have a better selection (of mystery books) than B&N, actually know what is on their shelves, and have staff that have read the books (!!).
Jansen
May 22, 2011 at 8:07 pmAh, so it’s a matter of service/staff knowledge. Hm. Might check it out after I finish Don DeLillo’s Underworld…that’s been on the backburner for the past three years.
Phillip
May 20, 2011 at 10:20 pmThere’s a science fiction bookstore near where I used to live that I’d go to over Barnes and Noble for the same reason as Laura. They had a much better selection and I could just browse for hours or just randomly pick a book out and it was good. I actually prefer stores like that to Barnes and Noble who tend to have only the most recent book of any series and half of the time don’t have the one I’m looking for.
Jansen
May 22, 2011 at 8:07 pmMy reading tastes are pretty dull. John Grisham, Don DeLillo, and Victorian-era classics. B&N has all of those.