Tattered Essence

Thanks to the weekly tip from John Kremer, here is a list of special interest bookstore in the New York City and Brooklyn areas. If you are a small time publisher or have self-published your book, this list will be of interest.

Brooklyn Bookstores

BookCourt, 163 Court Street; 718-875-3677.
Web: http://www.bookcourt.org

Promiseland Christian Bookstore, 4823 Avenue N; 718-377-2170.
Web: http://www.promisechristianbooks.com

Unnameable Books, 456 Bergen Street; 718-789-1534.
Web: http://www.unnameablebooks.net

Brownstone Books, 409 Lewis Avenue; 718-953-7328.
Web: http://www.brownstonebooks.com

Spoonbill & Sugartown, Booksellers, 218 Bedford Avenue; 718-387-7322.
Web: http://www.spoonbillbooks.com

WORD, 126 Franklin Street; 718-383-0096.
Web: http://www.wordbrooklyn.com

Here’s A Book Store, 1964 Coney Island Avenue; 718-645-6675.

The Book Mark Shoppe, 8415 3rd Avenue; 718-833-5115.
Web: http://www.bookmarkshoppe.com

Manhattan Bookstores

Asia Store, 725 Park Avenue; 212-327-9309.
Web: http://www.asiastore.org

Jim Hanley’s Universe, 4 West 33rd Street; 212-268-7088.
Web: http://www.jhuniverse.com

Posman Books @ Grand Central, 9 Grand Central Terminal; 212-983-1111.
Web: http://www.posmanbooks.com

Bank St. Bookstore, 610 West 112th Street; 212-678-1654.
Web: http://www.bankstreetbooks.com

Lower East Side Tenement Museum Shop, 108 Orchard Street;
212-982-8420. Web: http://www.tenement.org

Rainbows & Triangles Books, 192 8th Avenue; 212-627-2166.

Bluestockings Women’s Bookstore, 172 Allen Street; 212-777-6028.
Web: http://www.bluestockings.com

McNally Robinson Booksellers, 52 Prince Street; 212-274-1160.
Web: http://www.mcnallyrobinsonnyc.com

Rizzoli Bookstore, 31 West 57th Street; 212-759-2424.
Web: http://www.rizzoliusa.com

Books of Wonder, 18 West 18th Street; 212-989-3270.
Web: http://www.booksofwonder.com

Metropolitan Museum of Art Bookstore, 6 East 82nd Street;
212-650-2535. Web: http://www.metmuseum.org

St. Paul the Apostle Church Bookstore & Gift Shop, 405 West 59th Street;
212-315-0918. Web: http://www.stpaultheapostle.org

Choices — The Recovery Bookshop, 220 East 78th Street; 212-794-3858.

New York University Book Center, 18 Washington Place; 212-998-4650.
Web: http://www.bookstores.nyu.edu

St. Mark’s Bookshop, 31 3rd Avenue; 212-260-7853.
Web: http://www.stmarksbookshop.com

Dahesh Heritage, Fine Books, 1775 Broadway #501; 212-265-0600.

New York University Computer Store, 242 Greene Street; 212-998-4655.
Web: http://www.bookstores.nyu.edu

The Corner Bookstore, 1313 Madison Avenue; 212-831-3554.

Drama Book Shop, 250 West 40th Street; 212-944-0595.
Web: http://www.dramabookshop.com

NYU Health Sciences Bookstore, 333 East 29th Street; 212-998-9990.
Web: http://www.bookstores.nyu.edu

The Juilliard School Bookstore, 60 Lincoln Center Plaza; 212-799-5000.
Web: http://www.bookstore.juilliard.edu

East West Books, 78 Fifth Avenue; 212-243-5994.
Web: http://www.eastwestnyc.com

NYU Professional Bookstore, 530 Laguardia Place; 212-998-4681.
Web: http://www.bookstores.nyu.edu

The Museum of Modern Art Bookstore, 3 East 54th Street, 19th Floor;
212-333-6545.

Librairie de France, 610 Fifth Avenue; 212-581-8810.
Web: http://www.frencheuropean.com

Oscar Wilde Bookshop, 15 Christopher Street; 212-255-8097.
Web: http://www.oscarwildebooks.com

The Shop at RMA, Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th Street;
212-620-5000. Web: http://www.rmanyc.org

Hudson St. Books, 510 Laguardia Street, 3rd Floor; 212-475-0113.
Web: http://www.hudsonstreetbooks.com

Penn Books, 16 Penn Plaza; 212-239-0311.
Web: http://www.pennbooksny.com

Three Lives & Co., 154 West 10th Street; 212-741-2069.
Web: http://www.threelives.com

Hue-Man Bookstore & Cafe, 2319 Frederick Douglass Boulevard;
212-665-7400. Web: http://www.huemanbookstore.com

Workman’s Circle Bookstore, 45 East 33rd Street; 212-889-6800.
Web: http://www.jewishbookcenter.com

Hooray!

Harry Potter scribe JK Rowling will be coming to the States in October for the “J.K. Rowling Book Tour,” which will include four events in Los Angeles, New Orleans and New York City (two events).

Unfortunately only one of those stops is open to adults.

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