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A bookstore grows in Berkeley

posted by Zed on January 2 2010 12:39

A little while ago, I lamented the ongoing deaths of Berkeley's bookstores. So I'd like to take the chance to actually celebrate some good news. Black Oak Books is back in a new location (and an easy walk from my house.)

I was there today. The staff is still unloading boxes, and look to have a lot of work cut out for them. But it's shaping up to be a nice place.

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=v= At the risk of repeating myself (seeing as how I already mentioned this in a comment a few minutes ago in the linked blog entry), I am greatly encouraged that a relatively new bookstore called The Green Arcade appears to be thriving in San Francisco. I give it a thumbs up and, at the risk of violating one of Mark Zuckerberg's many trademarks, juxtapose the work "like" with that thumbs up.

Posted by Jym Author Profile Page on May 13 2011 23:26

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