Books Without Borders by Paul Constant - Seattle Features - The Stranger, Seattle’s Only Newspaper
“My Life at the World’s Dumbest Bookstore Chain”
This was a really interesting read. Depressing, but interesting.
Ditto. It’s upsetting to see the numerous missteps corporate took before it got to the cliff edge that was bankruptcy and liquidation.
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Definitely interesting. As many of the commenters on the article noted, though, you could definitely notice some of...
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Books, culture, money, people.
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I went to a Border’s liquidation sale. With the prices they were charging in liquidation, I still could have bought a...
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Ditto. It’s upsetting to see the numerous missteps corporate took before it got to the cliff edge that was bankruptcy...
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I worked at a Border’s store right after I graduated from SSU. The fact that I had a BA in English Literature made me a...
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Great article.
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This was a really interesting read. Depressing, but interesting.
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