Independent Booksellers

Features, Web exclusives November 22, 2016 November 22, 2016

Broken Books: Bricks and mortar and a tactile experience for indie bookseller

by Denise Flint

Independent bookstores are dropping off the main streets of Canada at an alarming rate and online sales are climbing astronomically. How could Howse succeed where others had failed?

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King's Co-op Bookstore @kingsbookstore·

We set up at Café Lara to record and share poetry from @itsakirby's book launch featuring local poets friends @AliceBurdick, @NolanNatasha, @thisisannick, and @bartvautour.

Click the link below to listen and stay tuned for more interview episodes soon!

https://t.co/dhHXSCfoXj

Atlantic Books Today @abtmagazine·

"I heard a rumour MUN's library had been built backwards," explained writer Aaron Williams in his review of new fall book, 'Creating a University: The Newfoundland Experience.' Read on about it...https://t.co/sZI8aEEpl3

Philip Moscovitch @PhilMoscovitch·

Loved reading Bill MacPherson's @abtmagazine review of my book, Adventures in Bubbles and Brine. He calls it "informative and fun... a pleasure to peruse and learn from." Informative and fun is the tone I was hoping for, so this is great.

Breakwater Books @BreakwaterBooks·

"The amount of emotional excavation was remarkable--a lot of digging, a lot of bones came up. It felt good. Some I was prepared for, some not." - @justbegemma , In Conversation With... by Susan MacLeod, @abtmagazine

#AlmostFeral #ComingSoon

The Miramichi Reader @miramichireader·

Got my @abtmagazine subscription with book bag and lapel pin! #ReadAtlantic