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This approach makes for an intimate experience, where a lot of queer writers hand-select the titles that have inspired them, many of which you might not find in the competitive marketing of traditional retail bookstores. “In our stores, we promote sexual activity, even sexual promiscuity. We'll continue to add to this list, and if there are any that we missed, please make sure to let us know in the comments below!
I don’t know if that’s the right word, if we promote those things so much as we promote sexual freedom.”
When he talks about visiting the McKeesport store before Kalamets started working there, McCaleb admits he was “disgusted,” adding, “It was archaic, but I could see the potential.”
Kalamets alleges that past management let some things slip, and says she’s working on improvements, like getting T-shirts for her staff so that when they come upstairs to fix something or deal with a problem, they can identify themselves to make it clear they’re not trying to cross boundaries with customers or be intrusive.
Violet Valley is more than a bookstore; it is a testament to queer gumption and resilience.”
—Nick White, author of Sweet and Low
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
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New York
“I couldn’t be gay in Jamaica.
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Most authors earn less than minimum wage.
Unabridged Bookstore has been a Chicago institution for more than forty years.
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The store also hosts a lively series of early evening events, either online or in-person, that make for pleasing relief after a hot day at the beach or walking up and down Commercial Street.”
—Paul Lisicky, author of Later: My Life at the Edge of the World
Michigan
Minnesota
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Mississippi
“When I first visited, I had been going around the state, promoting my short story collection, and I stopped in to sign some copies of my book.
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