Here are a few recent (and older) articles about independent booksellers . . .

America’s Greatest Independent Bookstores—and Why They …

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/10/12/america-s-greatest-independent-bookstores-and-why-they-should-survive.html

Sure, the chains may be closing and digital books might be more portable, but John Avlon sings the praises of the independent bookstore and says we need them to …

Reading Boulder | CU Independent
http://www.cuindependent.com/2010/02/19/reading-boulder/13908

Independent Bookstores Across America | Dwell

http://www.dwell.com/map/independent-bookstores-across-america

We’re culling together a map of independent booksellers around the United States, highlighting the kinds of places where you might roam for hours, scouring the …

The novel resurgence of independent bookstores – CSMonitor.com

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2013/0317/The-novel-resurgence-of-independent-bookstores

While beloved bookstores still close down every year, sales at independent bookstores overall are rising, established independents are expanding, and new ones are popping up from Brooklyn to Big Stone Gap, Va.

Together, We Can Save the Independent Bookstores – William Kent …

http://williamkentkrueger.com/blog/

When I was a kid, every town had a bookstore. An independent bookstore. Some towns had several. They were as ubiquitous as local drugstores with soda fountains and as important as any other element to the life of a …

The Fall (and Rise) of Independent Bookstores | Sustainable Cities …

http://sustainablecitiescollective.com/rss

But as usual, with every technological gain we make, we lose something more valuable – a connection to our community and our city that can only be offered by a local bookstore. But independent booksellers are holding …

Collected Works independent bookstore Co-owner Dorothy Massey talks to C-SPAN about the store’s 35-year history, local writers, and the literary culture in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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