CLEVELAND, Ohio – You have a few more weeks to check out Clevo Books’ offerings before the downtown store closes. Cathryn Siegal-Bergman said the store, at 1026 Euclid Ave., will close a few days ...

Booksellers are trying to figure out how to market audiobooks in person. At a new pop-up, the Amazon-owned company is betting on listening rooms, branded merch and “story tenders.” By Yola Mzizi ...

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A new independent bookstore, The Whispering Page, is set to open in Worthington this summer. The family-owned shop will be located in a historic building at 661 N. High St. In addition to selling new ...

Since it debuted three years ago, Columbia’s All Good Books has been an increasingly popular destination in the famed Five Points neighborhood. Now the shop has received a unique certification for its ...

This weekend, the Madison independent bookstore community will celebrate Independent Bookstore Day as part of a nationwide initiative by the American Booksellers Association. This year marks the 13th ...

The interior of One More Page bookstore in East Falls Church (courtesy photo) Raffles, free books and other giveaways are coming to an East Falls Church bookstore this weekend in honor of Independent ...

OpenAI’s Codex has revolutionized the way we think about building websites, transforming complex coding tasks into simple conversations. It allows you, complete beginners and seasoned developers, to ...

Paola Merrill, 29, and her husband, Luke Garing, 37, are the owners of Trail's End Bookstore in Winthrop, Washington. In 2025, the couple brought in $209,000, primarily from Merrill's work in content ...

NEW ULM — This year on Independent Bookstore Day, New Ulm’s Lykke Books is planning to take the concept of speed dating and give it a literary twist. As owner Brie Taralson explained, one of the perks ...

“When I was a teenager, I had a hard time finding books in which I could see myself,” Julia R. Davis says, recalling that one chain outlet during her youth had only four shelves of books by Black ...

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