For book lovers worldwide, there is nothing more desirable than a big
(or small) bookstore with shelves upon shelves of all sorts of books.
No e-reader can ever replace the smell of a bookstore and the feeling of
holding a new (or used) book in your hand.
Even though most of us book afficionados have embraced online
shopping as a means to buy our must-have books, we still appreciate a
well...
May 17, 2014
Face it. Reading is sexy, and an integral part of the culture in New York.
Which is why we thought it would be helpful to give you the rundown
on our favorite book nooks in the city (never fear, Brooklynites, your
guide is coming soon!). From a lofty art book store filled with natural
light, to a semi-subterranean hideout for mystery lovers, to a secret
bookstore with the vibe of an artist’s...
April 28, 2014
Wondering what to do with your old books? It can be hard to get much
(or any) cash from your local second-hand bookshop these days. If you’re
a dab hand with scissors and a glue-gun, you might like to try making
them into art.
Surely this only took a few rainy-day afternoons, right?
Spanish artist Alicia Martin’s Biografias
project uses 5,000 books in each of her three site-specific sculptures,
...
April 26, 2014
Reading your favorite novel while enjoy the picturesque scenic beauty
through train’s small windows sounds like a beautiful dream, isn’t it?
To give you the opportunity to relive those wonderful memories here is
an unusual bookstore. Located in Auvers-Sur-Oise, France, this eccentric
bookstore has given a meaningful twist to an old abandoned train.
The store, once a discarded train has...
April 25, 2014
We’ve been to bookshops in
almost every place we’ve visited. Sooner or later you come across one
when strolling the city and a lot of times there actually is the need
for a bookshop anyway: Buying a city map, some postcards (hard to find
nowadays in many places) or a guidebook for your next destination. When
we came across Libreria Acqua Alta in Venice, it took us some time to decide whether...
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