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Deep in the city of New Orleans is a narrow lane called Priate's Alley. If you were walking down this laneway in the French Quarter, you would come across a true hidden gem: a slender bookstore known as Faulkner House Books. Faulker House Books is named after none other than William Faulkner, the critically acclaimed... Continue Reading →
There is a delightful bookstore you can visit in a preserved old building in Oxford, Mississippi's main Square, called, Square Books. For lovers of classic Southern American fiction, this place is a must-see destination. For starters, the building... The bookstore is located in an antique former drugstore on the corner of a gorgeous block of... Continue Reading →
This unique place is endearing. And apparently off the beaten path, because their motto is: "Books you don't need in a place you can't find!" Located near Montague Massachusetts, the Bookmill is housed in an 1834 grist mill that has been reclaimed and repurposed as an independent bookstore. This is a place where House Crazy... Continue Reading →
Word on the Water is a floating bookstore built on a vintage 1920's Dutch barge. You can find it moored in various places in London, most recently in Regents Canal in King's Cross. This novel idea was brought to fruition in 2011 by book loving creatives Paddy Screech and Jon Privett. Even if you don't... Continue Reading →
