8 Comments

1. May 31st, 2014 / 7:00 pm Josh Goodchild—

   City Lights and Bibliohead in SF. City Lights has complete collections of my favourite authors and Bibliohead just has 80% interesting/good books (you could say well curated).

2. May 31st, 2014 / 7:14 pm Peter Sharp—

   Imagine Books and Records in San Antonio is a very good used book store.. Marfa Book Company in Marfa is a very good new book store

3. May 31st, 2014 / 10:22 pm shaun gannon—

   the white rabbit in muncie has a lot of old fantasy and sci fi books, and the guy working there was usually watching TNG when I went there. the upstairs has a nice lil sitting area too

4. May 31st, 2014 / 10:45 pm jereme_dean—

   Skylight books off Vermont in Los Feliz, Ca
   Alias Books off Sawtelle in Santa Monica, Ca.
   The Bookman in Orange, Ca.
   Still think the only way to fully comprehend the magic of Powell’s is by physically visiting it, often.

5. June 1st, 2014 / 2:18 am Jubal_the_rattie—

   Books End (used) and Books & Melodies (used) in Syracuse, NY. Woodland Pattern (poetry) in Milwaukee. Big Brain Comics in Minneapolis.

6. June 1st, 2014 / 3:16 am bartleby_taco—

   Hiding Place in Philadelphia

7. June 2nd, 2014 / 4:00 am mimi—

   in Berkeley, there’s Moe’s Books, and Black Oak Books,
   Builder’s Booksource, William Stout Architectural Books
   there’s SPD, which isn’t a bookstore, but you can walk in and buy a copy of whatever they have in their warehouse, i think – at least they let me, once
   Mr. Mopp’s for kid’s books

   in Oakland, i’m partial to Walden Pond Books on Grand Ave.

   Bookshop Santa Cruz is great

   the best, tho, is Powell’s, for sure

8. June 2nd, 2014 / 2:21 pm Tyler Gof Barton—

   Norml’s in Baltimore