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Look which local bookshop has made New York Magazine‘s recent quasi-advertorial article thing about how to be “independent”: it’s Morningside Books! Says New York:
The Crowd: Caters to the Upper West Side’s erudite collectors (with first editions from Jimmy Breslin, Updike, etc.) as well as cost-averse Columbia students (a wall’s worth of Penguin Classics).
Sample Find: A vintage 24-volume Charles Dickens set.
What’s Selling? Toni Morrison’s A Mercy. 2915 Broadway; 212-222-3350.
In other news, per New York, Sunday dinner is the new Sunday brunch. Act accordingly.
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@Billy I went into this bookstore last week and walked straight back out: It’s turned into the Duane Reade of UWS booksellers, and the end has to be nigh!
@st john the divine reopened this weekend! a place to wander the neighborhood without getting too cold?
@I hate I hate this book store! They sell used book, at the cover price. What’s the deal with that?
Also, Morningside Books is in Morningside Heights, not on the Upper West Side. The Upper West Side Ends at 110th St. Keep your over-priced crap on the right side of Cathedral Parkway.
@Without reading the link, because you can only afford 1 meal a day now?
@If this place were on the west side of the street, what would it be called?
Eveningside Books!
@This place is on the west side of the street. Sorry.
@I didn't have the heart to tell him/her.
Though, since we are going by streets rather than, say avenues or Broadway, wouldn’t it be technically the south side of the street? Or maybe its just past 2AM.