If you love books, and if you have come this far in this blog you likely do, then you might enjoy the following article by Janet Malcolm in the June 23, 2014, issue of The New Yorker. It doesn’t review books but reviews the lives and tells the everyday stories of people who buy and sell antiquarian books, and parts of the stories of some of the people from which they buy these books. Three generations of one family have been involved in this business since its founding by the patriarch in 1925, and his purchase of the current six story building in 1953.
Enjoy: The Book Refuge, Janet Malcolm, The New Yorker, June 23, 2014, Page 62
And if you are in the area check out the Brevard AAUW book sale today through next Friday in the gym at Brevard College.
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If you would like to see my collection of Carolina Lowcountry memories—"Magnolia Elegy: Place In the Edisto Fork," you can view the book trailer here, and see the book page here on the publisher's website. The book is also available from Amazon, B&N, and your independent local bookseller.
