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Like you really need excuses — sassy lingerie shop, haute dogs, groovy B&B — to book it to Austin.
October 22, 2009
Greenlight Bookstore New York
The 2,000-square-foot space has everything literati (and wannabes) could want, including a huge kids’ section, French and Spanish editions, graphic novels galore, and tons of NY-centric titles.
Read all about it: fall’s hottest titles!
Our newest obsession: HungChains, accessories for your glasses that evoke a naughty ’50s librarian.
An Edgar Allan Poe-inspired haunted house spins Halloween poetry. (No carnies, here.)
September 24, 2009
The Kitchen New York
A cultural haven for artists working in literature, media, and the performing arts looking for resources and performance space for (very) contemporary works. One of the best alternative gallery and theater experiences you can find.
September 23, 2009
Peter Miller Books Seattle
A porn shop for decor whores. Miller’s seemingly inexhaustible and impeccable selection of books could lead you from a volume on Spanish villas to a survey of urban graffiti to a tiny treatise on shelving.
Photo: Courtesy of Peter Miller Books
September 8, 2009
826 Valencia San Francisco
Unearth buried treasures (pun intended) at this pirate supply store/writing center for kids founded by Dave Eggers. All of the eye patches, maps, glass eyes, and more sold at the store benefit the writing center — and no, we arrrrrghn’t kidding.
Photo: Courtesy of 826 Valencia
September 8, 2009
National Theatre London
The 1960s concrete building might not be much to look at, but you’re sure to find something entertaining on one of the three stages of this classic theatre venue. The backstage tours are not to be missed; neither are the spectacular views across London.
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