Tag: bookstores

The recently launched AuthorsBookstore is an e-commerce platform designed to give authors the opportunity to sell books directly to readers. Indie authors especially may want to take note, as it […]

For the past month or so, graphic novel publisher SelfMadeHero has beeen running a social media campaign where artists “support our bookshops during lockdown with a quick sketch, drawing, or […]

While we take every opportunity to encourage book lovers to support their local indie bookstores, we’re not blind: we understand there are many, many ways to aquire books at less […]

  Saturday, April 28, is Independent Bookstore Day. Who’s ready to paaaaarty? Always held on the last Saturday of the month in April, Independent Bookstore Day: is a one-day national […]

Just a heads up that The Regulator Bookshop in Durham will close briefly for renovations March 4-6. Tom Campbell and John Valentine have owned The Regulator for forty years, but […]

Flyleaf Books in Chapel Hill has launched a new reading series: “Voice Rising”: “Voice Rising pairs a small slate of hand-picked, local writers, be they unpublished, lesser-known or on the […]

By Lynsey Noe Ever dreamed of owning a bookstore? Well, now might be your chance! Kevin and Kasey Coolidge, owners of From My Shelf Books & Gifts in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, […]

We’re out-of-our-minds excited for a new, independent bookstore to open in Winston-Salem. Here’s the latest from our friends at Bookmarks: WINSTON-SALEM—Bookmarks will celebrate National Independent Bookstore Day with a Groundbreaking […]

Duck’s Cottage Coffee & Books turns ten years old on Sunday, celebrating a decade of slinging coffee and peddling books along the Outer Banks. Owned by partners Allen Lehew and […]

For any of you who’ve done events or readings at bookstores–or plan to–here’s an “inside” look on how to be nice to your bookseller. It’s worth remembering that the booksellers […]