I suffered a terrible lost today. When I picked up my morning paper I
discovered that, overnight, I had lost an old and dear friend. The
headline was like a punch in the stomach: Weak sales spell end for 82-
year old chain. I bought my first book at the Harry W. Schwartz
Bookshop. In my sane
Sorry to hear that. Where do you live?
Great tribute you just wrote. I know the feeling. Perhaps the best known indie
bookstore here in Atlanta--named Oxford--closed its doors several years ago, a
victim of competition from Borders and Barnes and Noble. Oxford was that kind
of place too, where
, including its final
incarnation all the way up on Shallowford Road at 85. A real haul when you live
in Stone Mountain, but each time through the door made the trip worth it.
:-( :-(.
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My condolences profound, rave. I know your loss all too well, and share your
pain.
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at 85. A real haul when you
live
in Stone Mountain, but each time through the door made the trip worth it.
:-( :-(.
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I only went to SFamp;M back when it was on Cheshire Bridge, which is
fortunately close to where I live. I hated
