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2010 | Best New Bookstore

New bookstores don't appear very often, and when they do, we have no right to expect they'll look anything like the Green Arcade. But there it is: a near-perfect, delicate bookshop, dripping with yellowy atmosphere, welcoming chairs, and incredible books, which don't seem to be shelved as much as perfectly curated. Everything you've wanted to read, or know you should read, is there, and you'll want to rifle through everything else. Broadly, the store specializes in environment, politics,... More »

Occupiers of the World Unite

By Alan Scherstuhl | Wed, December 28, 2011

Daniel Gross' preface to Rebel Voices – PM Press's newly reprinted treasury of stories, testimonials, songs, and jeremiads from the heyday of the Industrial Workers of the World – was penned recently enough to celebrate the labor-led seizure of th... More »
That’s Radical

By Keith Bowers | Wed, September 28, 2011

The only people who can afford to work at the anarchist bookstore are trust-fund babies. Right or wrong, that illustrates a common complaint about activism: The people most likely to join political or social movements are young, idealistic, and wi... More »
Patrick Marks Sees a Bright Future in His Bookstore

By Kate Conger | Wed, June 22, 2011

100 Profiles SF Weekly interviews 100 people in San Francisco arts and culture. No. 84: Patrick Marks Three decades ago, Patrick Marks set off from St. Louis on his bicycle, bound for Los Angeles. ... More »

2010 | Best New Bookstore