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126 Crosby St. New York, NY 10012

212-334-3324 

http://www.housingworks.org/usedbookc...  

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126 Crosby St. New York NY 10012

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Frequented by writers like Art Spiegelman and Rick Moody, this library-esque used bookstore (mahogany wood, spiral staircases, and a 40-foot-high ceiling) counterbalances its grandness with reasonable prices. Proceeds go to homeless New Yorkers with AIDS.








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  • SUMMER READING

    SUMMER READING

    By Angela Ashman | Wed, June 05, 2013

    Always the best (and cheapest) way to stock up on good stories for your summer getaway, the Lit Mag Marathon Weekend kicks off today with readings from editors of all your favorite literary magazines, including A Public Space, One Story, and... More »

  • LOOSE MARBLES

    LOOSE MARBLES

    By Rob Staeger | Wed, April 10, 2013

    On the edges of Gilbert Hernandez’s Love and Rockets work, neighborhood kids tease each other, find trouble, and comment on the adult action. But kids are at the heart of Marble Season, as Hernandez considers the pop culture he gleefully absorbed... More »

  • BOOKMARK THIS

    BOOKMARK THIS

    By Leah Butterfield | Wed, April 10, 2013

    When we first got wind of the inaugural Downtown Literary Festival, our immediate was response was, “How did such an awesome festival not already exist?” Hosted by McNally Jackson and Housing Works Bookstore Café, the event will be a daylong... More »

  • YOU\'VE GOT MAIL

    YOU'VE GOT MAIL

    By Heather Baysa | Wed, March 13, 2013

    Nostalgists, brace yourselves. If, like us, you can’t always manage to confine your thoughts to 140 characters, you will be pleased to know that the art of long-form correspondence is not dead. In fact, it’s alive and well Down Under. Women of... More »

  • Purple Reign

    Purple Reign

    By Kory Grow | Wed, March 13, 2013

    In New York, location is everything. So it’s no coincidence that music journalist Touré set up the release party for his new book, I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became an Icon, at Housing Works Bookstore Café—half a block away from Prince Street.... More »

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  • 2009 | Best Booking Coup

    May was a great month for the little guy--Housing Works Used Bookstore Café saw to it. Their "Live From Home" concert series staff pulled the incredible victory of nabbing Björk and the Dirty Projectors for an exclusive, cosmos-colliding benefit concert in the Soho store; the brilliant Icelandic sprite and the Brooklyn art-rockers performed a suite of original compositions by head Projector David Longstreth, raising an untoward amount of funds for Housing Works' tremendous... More »

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