New E-bookstore

Lisa Dusenbery bio ↓  ·  October 7th, 2011  ·  filed under books

“We sell ebooks because ebooks are here to stay. We want to carve out a space in the retail environment for independent ebookselling by proving to publishers that it can and should be done. We want there to be a million stores like Emily Books, with dedicated booksellers—not algorithms—deciding which books to recommend. When a monolith is in charge of selecting which books readers get to hear about, everyone loses. We think independent bookselling is good for publishers, authors, and readers!”

Emily Books is a new independent bookstore that sells only e-books. A subscription will get you a book a month for a year. Ellen Willis’ No More Nice Girls was the first month’s pick, and you can peruse their blog to get a sense of the women running the store.

(Via Feministing)

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Lisa Dusenbery is the assistant editor at The Rumpus. Besides writing, her interests include dancing, practicing winking, and the smell of basements. She is a recent convert to San Francisco, CA. More from this author →

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