Taking a trip to the writing center slash pirate store in San Francisco.
Angela Spring has launched a pop-up, mobile bookstore that only sells work by people of color. Here, we chat with her about trends, customer experiences, and the joys and troubles of her job.
One Rioter makes a successful visit to The Ripped Bodice, a romance-only bookstore in Los Angeles, California, with a male friend in tow.
Whether you call it home or you're visiting, the next time you're walking around London, pay a visit to these radical bookstores that highlight diversity.
We chatted with a cofounder and volunteer with the NoVa TEEN Book Festival about how to build a book festival for teens.
One Rioter visits the ONE LIFE: SYLVIA PLATH exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. and considers the impact Plath has had on her life and beyond.
Check out author Marc Lamont Hill's awesome new bookstore in Philadelphia!
Want to explore a new city? Skip the city's info booth and head to the independent bookstores.
A Rioter talks about Three Lives & Company, a mysterious West Village bookstore that isn't always there and with a history that suits its name.
How City Lights, an independent bookstore in California, helped end "obscenity" censorship in the United States.
