I think I hope so
I wonder if the decline of big box bookstores like Borders and Barnes & Noble will mean a resurgence in more classical “mom and pop” bookstores or if the market will be dominated by Amazon and tablets.
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fantastically-improbable reblogged this from thisishangingrockcomics and added:
Actually, B&N isn’t declining. B&N is doing just fine financially,...are getting shut down...
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wordsthatyoucantsay reblogged this from thisishangingrockcomics and added:
wonder, too. Tablets...e-books don’t feel...same as real...
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valley0fdolls reblogged this from thisishangingrockcomics and added:
exact same thing. i really enjoy grabbing coffee...bookstore. exploring my options,...
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sayyoureindependent reblogged this from thisishangingrockcomics and added:
(its been making me go to...independent booksellers more), but
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toridori69 said:
the latter
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blergityblerg said:
um definitely the latter amazon and e-readers are why borders went down in the first place. but the barnes & noble model is actually working well, they’ll be alright in the long run i think
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penile-denial said:
I’m hoping for the former.
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bellabelleza said:
I hope to god that it is the former. But then again, it is nice to know that the big shops have any book you’re looking for, and have a warehouse of books if they don’t carry it in the store.
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hung-herself said:
probably the latter. which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, depending on how you look at it.
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renaencns said:
Bookstores are failing and getting closed because of those damn e-readers. Have you heard about how amazon plans to burn their books and buy out public libraries so that they could shut them down?
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winterpasses said:
i’ve heard that borders bought out a lot of those bookstores, but who knows. i hope so.
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ihearttaco said:
Oh god, I hope not. The world needs more mom and pop everything.
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feminal-romantics said:
kind of like meg ryan’s “you’ve got mail” book stores?
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atoothoutofline said:
I saw something about how a lot of “mom and pop” bookstores are closing, I’m guessing because of the rise of e-readers
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richwhitelesbian said:
both at the same time in different sectors of the book market
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