Went to a nice little hole-in-the-wall book store today. Thought I would share some pictures I took. If you've been in a store like this then share your stories and/or pictures.

>>21944659 (OP)

I broke my neck :(

>>21944659 (OP)

I hate paying from my phone....



Anyway, this place was packed wall to wall with books. As you can imagine, the smell was very much like old books.

Sorry, bro. The test should be good. This guy obviously had a small place to work with and wanted to maximize his storage. I loved the book covered staircase.

Every little book and cranny has books...

I'm not sure if it was originally like this or the owner modified the interior, but the ceilings were quite low. I'm 6'3" and had to bunch over in most areas to avoid I'm my head on the ceiling.

For the most part his books were separated into proper categories, but sometimes he had some interesting ones.

I was a fan of these two.

View from upstairs

Yeah I have a store like this that I go to

Often I don't even buy anything, it's just comfy seeing piles of books everywhere

Did you end up getting anything?

No backpack rules would suck imo

Remind me later to post my comfy secondhand book store that has all books for one euro. Can't post now because I'm at work.

A lot of old books there.

I'll just dump the test of the pictures I took.

The owner/operator was quite the character. Nice guy.

Another neat book there

Let's try that again.

This is what I got there.

That's about it, lads. I hope you enjoyed. The book store is in downtown Fort Worth off of Throckmorton Street if you're in the area and interested.

>go to small book shop in Berkley

>owned by a jewish guy who's arguing with his friend about baseball when I walk in

>Shop is massive. There's an entire section in the back of used books and the new ones are up front

>great selection. I pick up Tartar Steep, The Ruling Class, a book about dadaism, Critique of Pure Knowledge, The Black Notebooks, and a book by Elizabeth Hardwick 

>Go to check out. 

>Jewish guy tells me he used to know Hardwick when he lived in new york

>We get in half hour long conversation about literature

>He tells me to read Women and Men (I swear on my life)

>Gives me a discount on the book 

>step in dogshit on the sidewalk outside

>fucking kikes

Here we go. The store is a mess but almost every book costs one buck!

Feels like diving for treasure each time I go there.

There was a store in Berlin that had literally books everywhere so that you couldn't even properly walk in there. I miss that one.

>There was a store in Berlin

Luckily, there are pics online.

The owner was grumpy but I was bros with him after I got to know him better. I can really recommend becoming bros with second hand bookstore owners, my frens.
