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Readers' pick: Place to hear readings

April 19, 2007 12:17:58 PM

The lifespan of independent bookstores is dwindling, fast. Literary conglomerates like Barnes and Noble have taken a metaphorical wrecking ball to mom-’n’-pop bookshops, which are becoming increasingly, pardon the pun, novel. But BROOKLINE BOOKSMITH is still a solid presence, thanks to prime real estate in Coolidge Corner and a bright, well-stocked store that's brimming with new titles and classics. The Booksmith is a beacon for notable authors, regularly featuring readings from the hottest, most versatile writers of today. Past readings have featured David Sedaris, Sebastian Junger, and Candace Bushnell. (Check the weekly Phoenix listings for current schedules.)

Brookline Booksmith | 279 Harvard Street, Brookline | 617.566.6660

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