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Secondhand Wonderland

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Let the Buyer Beware: Bookstore Caveat Emptor Will Not Go Quietly Into That Good Night

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Justin Dimos
/ 8 July 2008
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Saint Vinnie

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Deanne Sole
/ 8 July 2008
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Book Arbitrage

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Rob Horning
/ 1 July 2008
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The Delicate Ecology of the Used Bookstore

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Ian Mathers
/ 1 July 2008
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The Book Barn

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Kirby Fields
/ 24 June 2008
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The Dust Test

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/ 24 June 2008
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Rates of Exchange: The Law of Conservation of Literature

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David Pullar
/ 17 June 2008
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Bibliotherapy

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Diane Leach
/ 17 June 2008
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Secondhand Wonderland: The World of the Used Book

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/ 17 June 2008

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