I was out with a friend last week who’s a regular visitor there, and I finally went in–I’d passed it any number of times. The selection of new and used is panoramic. The spare and elegant space makes literacy stylish and well as substantive. Literarily and visually a compelling destination on Avenue A. They’re open late, too.
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