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The story of "Captain George" Henderson, Toronto's first retailer to specialize in comic books.
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Jamie Bradburn
Reflections on the culture and community of Book City's Annex store.
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John Lorinc
The book chain's Annex flagship winds down after a 38-year run.
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Jamie Bradburn
One of Toronto's greatest book lovers, Nicholas Hoare, is retiring.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Dean Bradley
After 39 years, the feminist bookseller is shutting its doors.
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Kelli Korducki
Toronto's pioneering female bookseller supplied collectors and libraries with Canadian treasures.
By
Jamie Bradburn
With news last week that three bookstores—The Book Mark, Glad Day, and Dragon Lady Comics—are to be sold or closed, we look back at some beloved bookshops from Toronto's past.
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Jamie Bradburn
With news this week that three bookstores—The Book Mark, Glad Day, and Dragon Lady Comics—are to be sold or closed, we look back at some beloved bookshops from Toronto's past.
By
Jamie Bradburn
A beloved comic-book store is closing after almost 34 years in business.
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Laura Godfrey • Photo by Tony Makepeace
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Erin Balser
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Erin Balser
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Suzannah Showler
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