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Fantagraphics bookstore in Seattle

Mark Frauenfelder at 12:28 pm Tue, Oct 31, 2006

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My favorite book publisher, Fantagraphics, opened its first bookstore on October 21. I'm going to check it out when I attend my art opening at Roq La Rue on November 10.
 News Bookstore Store2The store will contain everything Fantagraphics has in print (as well as Eros Comix), and will also house our soon-to-be-legendary DAMAGED ROOM, featuring heavily discounted and often out-of-print books unavailable anywhere else.

The space also has room for art exhibitions, which we'll have more news about very soon.

Be sure to check out FLOG!: The Fantagraphics Blog for more information, including pictures. And then stay tuned for a lot of great shows and events to come in 2007. In other words, start making your Seattle vacation plans NOW, and if you have friends in Seattle that might be interested, please pass on the news. Here's the 911: FANTAGRAPHIC BOOKS 1201 South Vale Street Seattle, WA 98108 Mon. - Sat 11:30 - 8 Sun 11:30 - 5 206-658-0110

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