Must Visit Bookstores in San Francisco?

The Adirondack.

Francis A. Miniter


William M. Klimon wrote:

 >I hope to have some time tomorrow afternoon to do some booking in San
 >Francisco. What's your must-visit bookstore in San Francisco?
 >
 >(I'm more interested in nonfiction than fiction, more scholarly than
 >popular, more antiquarian than modern.)
 >William M. Klimon
 >http://www.catholicbookcollector.com
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John A. Stovall wrote:

 > It's in Berkeley, Serendipity Books on University.



Perfect suggestion, John. It's actually been 15 years since I've been
booking in Berkeley--so it was not on the tip of my brain.

In any event, I hoofed it over to the East Bay, got to spend an hour
browsing Serendipity, and had an outstanding conversation with Peter
Howard.

I went on to a Thai restaurant recommended by Peter and then to
Cartesian, Shakespeare & Co., Moe's, and Cody's. Moe's was as great as
I remember it.

Many thanks for the suggestion.
William M. Klimon
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"Francis A. Miniter" <miniter.DeleteThis@attglobalZZ.net> wrote in message
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 > Make that the ARGONAUT Book Shop, 786 Sutter St.
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Thanks. I'll have to catch them on my next trip.


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