The Neighborhood Bookstore Where Everyone Becomes a Guardian at Night
A small bookstore in Gunsan, South Korea, operates as an unmanned space at night, allowing residents to enjoy solitude and books without interference.
The oldest bookstore in Panevėžys faces a challenge: owners have approached the city mayor regarding the future of the historic building
The owners of Panevėžys' oldest bookstore have requested assistance from the city mayor to preserve the iconic establishment amidst difficulties in competing with online book sales and shopping centers.
Spring in the Gochang Bookstore Village [Kim Tak-hwan Column]
The article discusses the newly established Bookstore Village in Gochang, South Korea, highlighting the unique independent bookstores that have come together to form a community.
List: Three tips to keep in mind during this year's book sale
The annual book sale in Karlshamn has begun, with early shoppers and bookstore owners sharing essential tips for navigating the event effectively.
WATCH LIVE ⟩ The best books by Estonian authors will be announced
Tonight, the best books by Estonian authors for 2025 will be announced during a gala at the Apollo Plaza bookstore, with winners determined by public votes.
What’s Wrong and Why Are Small Bookstores Like Lexikopouleio Closing?
The Lexikopouleio bookstore in Pagkrati, Greece, is set to close on March 15, 2025, prompting a wave of nostalgic reactions and discussions about the challenges facing small independent bookstores.
The Lexikopoleio Bookstore Closes After 14 Years of Operation
The Lexikopoleio bookstore in Greece is closing its doors after 14 years of operation, as announced on their Facebook page.
This Bookseller Doesn't Read the Books She Sells – Hongkongers are Now Protecting Themselves in Many Ways
A Hong Kong bookseller, Leticia Wong, shares insights on the risks of running an independent bookstore amidst increasing governmental scrutiny in the city, specifically regarding the sale of a book about democracy advocate Jimmy Lai.
The Lexicopoleio is closing and Pagkrati loses an important piece after 14 years
The independent bookstore Lexicopoleio in Pagkrati, Greece, announced its closure after 14 years of operation, with the last day open being March 15, 2026.
The Book about Syver's Fight Against Childhood Dementia Voted Book of the Year
Syver Blindheim's book detailing his struggle against childhood dementia has been voted Book of the Year by readers of the online bookstore Ebok.
The Book about Syver's Fight against Childhood Dementia Voted Book of the Year
Syver Blindheim's book about the fight against childhood dementia has been voted Book of the Year in a reader-driven award by the online bookstore Ebok.
Test of the "Club of Experts": What Do You Know About the State of Lithuania and Independence?
A trivia game organized by the bookstore network 'Vaga' invites participants to test their knowledge about Lithuania's statehood and independence for a chance to win prizes.
The Relief of the Periphery
Marioka Shoten bookstore in Tokyo offers a unique experience by showcasing a single book each week in a minimalist setting.
What to do during Carnival weekend: a route of bookstores with free shows, a cocktail parade, and promotions in restaurants
During the Carnival week, various events are scheduled in Buenos Aires, including a bookstore route, special performances, and gastronomic promotions.
Summer Nights in Villa Crespo: When and Where the Route of Bookstores with Show by Kevin Johansen and Liniers is
This February 12, from 7 PM to 11 PM, Villa Crespo will host a bookstore route with special programs and a closing show featuring Kevin Johansen and Liniers.
Launch of book by the creator of 'Lula lá' moved to another bookstore after Magalu's cancellation
The launch of Paulo de Tarso's book 'Lula Là e Outras Histórias' has been moved to Livraria Martins Fontes after Magalu canceled its participation due to political neutrality concerns.
‘Bookstore of the Year’ [Not in Seoul]
The article discusses the author's visit to a unique children's library in Osaka that emphasizes the importance of physical books and real-world experiences over virtual interactions.
They were told kids 'didn't read' in this town, they opened a bookshop anyway
After 35 years, Meg's Bookshop in Port Pirie, owned by Margie and Mark Arnold, has closed, leaving a legacy of community engagement and advocacy for children's literacy.
Become an Angry Detective, Head to the Bookstore for Murder Sudoku
The book by Manuel Garanda uniquely combines beloved sudoku with the world of detective stories, appealing to both adults and curious young readers.
Mihkel Surva sues Rahva Raamat: the drama of removing 'The Woman's Guide to Excess' from sale continues
Author Mihkel Surva is suing Rahva Raamat for terminating the sale of his book 'The Woman's Guide to Excess', claiming breach of contract, while the bookstore insists the work does not align with their values.
The 10 Nominated Works for the Bookstore Awards Have Been Decided, with the Winners to Be Announced on April 9
Ten works nominated for the Bookstore Awards, which are chosen by bookstore staff voting for books they want to sell, were announced on April 6, with winners to be revealed on April 9.
Events of the PPMHP move to the V.B.Z. bookstore on the Korzo. An exhibition about the Titanic, important Rijeka figures, Japan is being prepared...
The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral will conduct part of its program, including exhibitions and workshops, at the V.B.Z. bookstore in Rijeka while its main building undergoes energy renovations.
"Club of Experts" test. What do you know about Lithuanian settlements starting with the letters P and R?
The article introduces a trivia test about Lithuanian settlements, inviting readers to participate for a chance to win prizes from the Vaga bookstore.
KINO Festival at Kinokuniya Bookstore Sold Out Until Dawn
The all-night festival 'KINOFES2026' held at Kinokuniya Shinjuku on January 31 showcased various events and attracted 750 attendees, highlighting the love for books among youth.
The police raid a bookstore in Paris in search of a children's book about Palestine
French police have raided a Paris bookstore to seize a children's book about Palestine, following a report that deemed its content potentially inciting hatred towards the Israeli population.
Feminist Collages Against Darmanin: The State Condemned for Concealing a Nice Bookstore’s Display
The Nice administrative court ruled against the state for covering up the display of a bookstore during a ministerial visit in 2022, citing it as a violation of public order.
Rinčić: Reduction of 50% for bookstore tenants was not lawful
The mayor of Rijeka, Iva Rinčić, announced that a 50% rent reduction for bookstore tenants was not approved due to its unlawful nature and a legal decision will be prepared in agreement with the booksellers.
Lola Larumbe, bookseller: "In the eighties we read more complicated things"
Lola Larumbe reflects on the evolution of storytelling and reading while celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Alberti bookstore, which recently received the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts.
Lasai, the bookstore of two influencers that was born on TikTok: 'We wanted something more real'
Content creators Ariane Hoyos and Beñat Azurmendi have opened a bookstore in Madrid, showcasing the growing trend of literature beyond social media screens.
We are like a band on the Titanic, says the co-owner of the second-hand bookstore and writer Lukáš Cabala
Lukáš Cabala, co-owner of the second-hand bookstore 'Čierne na bielom', discusses the impact of changing market dynamics on their business, especially with the entry of the Czech company Knihobot into the Slovak market.
Invites to kill Christians and Jews: Controversy over Islamic book for sale (and then withdrawn) in France
A medieval Islamic text authored by a 14th-century imam, which contains explicit violence against Jews, Christians, and homosexuals, has sparked public debate in France after appearing in a major bookstore chain.
The Last Bookseller of Gaza: "Many books destroyed or burned to keep us warm. But culture endures"
Despite the destruction caused by years of war in Gaza, the last standing bookstore, owned by Samir Mansour, remains a symbol of resilience against the hardships.
Column: Washington, D.C.: A Big Year for the Autocrats Show
The article reflects on a charming bookstore in Georgetown run by two elderly ladies, set against the backdrop of significant political developments in Washington, D.C.
The voting, bookstore by bookstore, of the best books of the 21st century
The article discusses a voting event across various bookstores to identify the best books of the 21st century, showcasing notable titles and authors.