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However, despite the independent bookstore??s lengthy legacy and healthy business practices, it is a member of a dying breed. The number of independent bookstores has been on a sharp decline in America for the past 50 years. According to The Business of Books, by Director of the New Press Andre Schiffrin, New York City had 333 independent book stores in 1945. In 2001, there were only 76. According to publishersweekly.com, Harvard Square was recently home to 25 book sellers; now, only five notable stores remain. Evidence of this trend is visible in the soon to be vacated...
...looked into renting the space for ourselves, but we couldn’t figure out how to divide our merchandise,” says Frank Kramer, the bookstore??s owner...
...with the new millennium and preparations for their 125th anniversary last March, Chapman says the Lampoon decided it was time to reclaim the bookstore??s space in the castle...
...bookstore??s mascot, a bust of Shakespeare wearing a graduation cap, sits on a cluttered wooden table...
...bookstore??Atherton says he is considering the name “Ten O’Clock Scholar,” but has not yet decided—is just the newest member of the rare book mecca hidden at 5 JFK St. along with a collection of dentists and the office of “Car Talk,” a popular radio show...