Chinatown's Guanghwa, the UK's only Chinese bookshop, could be forced to close
Guanghwa, the UK's only Chinese bookshop, faces closure due to rent hikes and seeks public support to save its community-centered services.
How to spend a perfect day in Lower Clapton, according to a local
Pages of Hackney is an independent bookshop dedicated to inclusivity and showcasing diverse literary voices.
One of London's best queer bookshops could be forced to close
The Common Press, an important LGBTQ+ venue in London, is fundraising to secure its future amid a rise in closures of similar establishments.
Irish poetry publisher toasts new home in pub after crowdfunding campaign
A GoFundMe campaign saved Salmon Poetry's bookshop by raising enough funds to purchase new premises in a former pub.
Diversity in kids' books is not a woke agenda'. And there certainly isn't too much of it | Alice Pung
The authors have been giving readings and illustration workshops at Robinson's Bookshop in Glen Waverley for two years.
The book Millie Mak the Maker stocked at Robinson's Bookshop sold well, despite the owner's comments about wanting more traditional white family stories.
Eat, Sip, Shop: Coopersburg woman opens new community bookstore in honor of late father
Medina Books and Coffee, a community bookshop, has opened in Coopersburg, PA, offering new and used books and hosting events like children's book readings.
Store owner Agneris Joselin Medina saw a need for a bookshop in the community and decided to open one herself, inspired by her late father who owned a bookstore in the Dominican Republic.
Tales of the unexpected: inside the thriving world of independent bookshops
Little Toller Books is a small independent publishing house and bookshop in Beaminster, Dorset that focuses on books about the natural world and place writing.
Gracie Cooper, co-founder of Little Toller Books, describes the joy of running a bookshop and the opportunity to connect with customers and provide support and comfort.
Reprints Stock Bookstore's Special Library
Hatchards, the historic bow-front bookshop in London, is republishing overlooked or forgotten books that they love.
The reissued titles are selected by the Hatchards team and usually have limited print runs.
Hatchards produces the artwork for the reissued books, making them unique gifts and exclusive to the shop.