News & Politics Bookstore Operator Denies Raiding Little Free Libraries for Stock Accusations of free-book diversion roil Nextdoor users in Alexandria. Alexandria, Bookstores, Little Free Libraries | 2 months ago
News & Politics It’s a Crazy Time to Own a Bookstore. Checking In With the Guys Behind DC’s Solid State. “We’re talking about twice the work for a quarter of the sales.” Books, COVID-19, H Street, Bookstores | 2 months ago
News & Politics Alexandria Will Soon Have Another Bookstore The Company of Books is slated to open next month in Del Ray Alexandria, Del Ray, Bookstores | 3 months ago
News & Politics | Things to Do How to Support Your Local Bookstores Right Now Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Books, Bookstores | 7 months ago
News & Politics Read These 8 Awesome Novels Recommended by DC-Area Booksellers In honor of Independent Bookstore Day, we asked local retailers for their fiction picks. Politics and Prose, Busboys and Poets, Bookstores, Capitol Hill Books | Apr 25, 2019
News & Politics How Barnes & Noble Reinvented Bethesda With the bookstore closing, a look back at why it mattered. Bethesda, Jaleo, Bookstores, Bethesda Row | Jan 25, 2018
Shopping Anacostia’s First New Bookstore in 20 Years Hopes to Reflect the Diversity of Its Community Derrick and Ramunda Young recently opened a physical location for MahoganyBooks, the online business they launched a decade ago. Bookstores, MahoganyBooks, Derrick Young, Ramunda Young | Dec 20, 2017
News & Politics “If We Don’t Accept That Our Culture Matters, Then No One Else Will” DC's Sankofa bookstore has been a crucial hub for the African-American community for 20 years. Bookstores, Sankofa Video Books & Cafe | Nov 2, 2017
Shopping | Things to Do 10 Cozy DC Bookstores That Are Just Begging to Be in Your Instagram Feed Books, Instagram, Politics and Prose, Bookstores | Oct 13, 2017
News & Politics Solange Gave Away 250 Books to Howard Students at a Black-Owned Bookstore in DC Inauguration 2017, Bookstores, Solange | Jan 23, 2017
