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05.15.2009, 10:56 PM
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post bookstores, but no chains or franchises.
http://www.paperbackbooks.com.au/  http://www.hillofcontentbookshop.com/
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05.16.2009, 12:34 AM
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London's best bookshop, now no more.
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And you're in Melbourne - have you been to either of those two? I think you mentioned Minotaur in another thread once, so they're just on the other end of Bourke.
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no, Ive probably wandered past though. To be honest I rarely shop for books at anywhere but borders or minotaur : /
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actually thats not true, I like the esoteric book shoop in murrumbeena and spellbox in the city too :P David at the esoteric book shop is terribly sweet and lovely.
but I guess you have to be into that kind of thing. http://www.esotericbookshop.com.au/ http://www.spellbox.com.au/
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Atlantis is a great esoteric bookshop in London's west end. It's a must-visit whenever I'm in the area. I spunked an absolute fortune on an Arthur Machen hardback a couple of weeks ago.
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 I wonder how the spellbox gets along with the Haunted Bookshop...
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I cant find a picture of that wonderful chaotic beauty of a bookstore I were at, the last time I visited my beloved paris...damn damn damn
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I prefer libraries. This one in particular.
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I havent been there, but wow they carry a lot of tarot decks(if they have all the ones listed on the website). That's cool.
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but so many people have touched the books. in their homes. and probably on teh toilet.  and other things.
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