Tweet Some of the latest news and stories regarding independent bookstores, indie booksellers, and other booksellers. The Last Indies: Bookstores adapt to reader demands, technology – By Osayi Endolyn The lights went out for good at Outwrite Bookstore and Coffeehouse in January. But a trace of the distinct humor and spirit of Midtown’s LGBT literary [...]
Read More...Note: We are always working to keep the bookstore listings up to date. If you find any new information on any bookstore, please email details to johnfkremer@gmail.com. Thanks.
Top 700 Independent Bookstores Data Files — This list started out as 500, then 600, then 700, and now over 750 top general interest bookstores. It includes names of the book buyers and event coordinators, address, phone, fax, email, website, and other information about each bookstore.
You will be able to download six different formats (your choice of one or all) as well as an information sheet to let you know what is contained in the various data files. Data file download, $40.00. If you find any errors in any listing, we guarantee to hunt down the error and correct it for you immediately.
Tweet I wish you all a blessed and happy holiday period and a very abundant New Year. John Kremer Related Posts:Indie Bookstores: February 2012 News and StoriesIndependent Bookstores Have a ChanceShop with Indie Booksellers This Holiday SeasonSkylight Books – Los Angeles, CaliforniaBooks & Books – Coral Gables, FloridaBooksellers: Matchmakers for the MindWhy Readers [...]
Read More...Tweet Bookshop Santa Cruz started up a campaign to get book buyers to buy just one more book a month from local independent bookstores rather than from Amazon.com or other online retailers. Send us your name and we’ll add you to our growing list of people who recognize the importance of independent bookstores to the [...]
Read More...Tweet Independent Bookstores Have a Chance – The closing of Borders, the building of communities, and the shop local movement give local booksellers a boost First there were the bookstore chains, then Amazon, then digital books, all seeming to threaten the very existence of the brick-and-mortar bookstore. Yet, in the wake of the recent closing [...]
Read More...
|
Ask John Kremer Q&A Website
Ask the Booksellers – Indie Bookstores
Ask the Cover Designer Q&A Website
Ask the Publicist Q&A Website
Book Marketing Bestsellers
Book Marketing Blog by John Kremer
Book Marketing Feed: Ask John Kremer
Book Marketing Magic
MagaGenie.com Media Spotlight
My Incredible Website
QRPR.TV
Subscribe via Email to Ask John Kremer Subscribe via Email to Ask the Booksellers
The Book Marketing Network
