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"If you go to a Barnes & Noble in New England, you might find a section on shipwrecks right at the front of the store. A store in the Florida Panhandle will have shelf after shelf of Bibles. A store in Washington, D.C., has, well, a lot of books about Washington, D.C."
What I’m Reading: For the first time, we now know how many Black-owned bookstores exist in the U.S.. “[National Association of Black Bookstores] also launched its National Black-Owned Bookstore Directory, an index of the Black-operated brick-and-mortar stores, mobile shops and online sellers across the country. The report states that there are 306 Black-owned bookstores nationwide, approaching […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/03/09/what-im-reading-for-the-first-time-we-now-know-how-many-black-owned-bookstores-exist-in-the-u-s/
What I’m Reading: For the first time, we now know how many Black-owned bookstores exist in the U.S.. “[National Association of Black Bookstores] also launched its National Black-Owned B…
Not the London Book Fair: Richard Charkin’s Utterly Personal Publishing Visitor’s Guide to London
Venture out from Olympia to enjoy the architecture, eat, drink, and check out some of the literary history around London.
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PSA: The Spaniel's Tale is moving down the street! Date of the move TBD.