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Tag Archives: bookstores
Another One Bites the Dust
Yaletown location of Book Warehouse closing Duthie Books. Sophia Books. Children’s bookstore Once Upon a Huckleberry Bush. Ardea Books (nee Sitka Books). All of these Vancouver bookstores closed within the past two years. And now the Yaletown location of Book … Continue reading
Books, royalty and zombies — Day 2 of BookExpo
It was a busy day in the Exhibit Hall at BookExpo America, with publishers and book distributors promoting their new books as well as backlist and thousands of attendees — a mix of booksellers, librarians, authors, agents, press and book … Continue reading
E-books, indies and the new reality — Day 1 of BookExpo
Book Expo America — also known as BEA — is one of the biggest events in the publishing and bookselling world, encompassing three days of educational sessions, author autograph sessions and an exhibit hall full of publishers showcasing their recent … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Expo America, bookstores, e-reader, local, small business
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Vancouver: Indie-Friendly or Indie-Foe?
Earlier this month, Sophia Books announced that it would be closing at the end of May. That same day, news came that Elfsar Comics would likewise be closing at the end of the month. Back in January, the last remaining … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Expo America, bookstores, independent, local, vancouver
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Paperback Dreams
Several months ago, I recorded a PBS documentary about independent bookstores, a subject very near and dear to my heart. And yet, it took me until today to watch it. I think it was fear keeping it saved on the … Continue reading