Ali Land, author of Good Me Bad Me: QnA
Good Me Bad Me is well, GOOD. I know, I know. GOOD doesn’t seem enough to cover it, to be honest, not even GOOD…
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Kennys Bookshop, Ireland interview: the 2nd online store in the world
By all appearances, when I first saw the pic above, I thought Kennys unassuming. But, I read on and realised that behind this unassuming…
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The Mysterious Bookshop interview: how did I miss this store in NYC??
Mystery is the first genre I loved as a reader, and the most enduring. It was fuelled by reading Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys…
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City Lights Bookstore Interview: a piece of San Francisco history
Stores like City Lights shape a city, I think. Shape the generations that visit them, that know of them, along with their reading, and…
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Tell a Story, a bookstore in a van: interview
When I first read about Tell a Story, I didn’t quite know what to think. A bookstore in a van? How would that work,…
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Brattle Book Shop: interview
I think ink might be running through Ken Gloss’ veins for he has lived a life surrounded by books — a life I think…
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The Albion Beatnik: Bookstore interview
The dictionary tells me that a beatnik is a usually young and artistic person from the 1950s and early 1960s who rejected the mores of…
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Quimby’s Bookstore: Interview
We favor the unusual, the aberrant, the saucy and the lowbrow: I found this line in the FAQ on the store’s website and…
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PolyEster Books: Weird and proud of it
There’s only one thing to say when it comes to PolyEster and that is exactly what it says on the tin — or…
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Hay-on-Wye: Book heaven on earth
If heaven were a place on earth for bookaholics, it would have to be Hay-on-Wye. This little Welsh town of only 1,500 people…
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