There's also May Day Books on the West Bank of U of M where I can get Ad Busters, and Once Upon A Crime at 604 W 26, near Lyndale, where I picked up all the Easy Rawlings mysteries published so far (beautifully written by Walter Mosley). I've also appreciated the used bookstores in Uptown: Magers & Quinn, where I can always find a Willa Cather or Jean Rhys novel when I'm shopping for a friend; and Book Smart where I was lucky enough to get my hands on all 13 volumes of Ecco Press's edition of Anton Chekhov's superb stories!!!! (Forget about Tolstoy, he was a flake, and Dostoevsky was a crank, but Chekhov was grounded and got nearer to the truth than any writer I have read to this day. Though Rhys and Cather are a close 2nd and 3rd.)----Peter Schmitz CARAG
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