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Old 06-06-2012, 02:16 PM   #86
QuantumIguana
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
I would be thrilled if there was a bookstore that I could walk into, talk to someone with a clue, find some new authors, and buy the books there. Honestly, I would use that and be excited. I stopped shopping at bookstores because the people at Borders and Barnes and Noble were clueless most of the time and the Indie stores that I had shopped at went out of business.
Uncle Hugo's in Minneapolis is like that. Granted, science fiction and mystery aren't what everyone is looking for, but they know their stuff. I took a friend there, and he was looking for a book, but didn't know the author or the title of the book. He had only a vague description, but he had that book in his hands in about a minute. That's how independent bookstores have to survive, being snobbish leads to failure.
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