If you worry that your cultural relevancy wouldn’t survive a New Yorker subscriptionl, treat yourself to one of these literary magazines, the best of the Brooklyn slush pile.

Maybe you thought Brooklyn’s literati would still be regrouping after last month’s festivities, but no—the organized reading continues. On top of the […]

They came, they swapped, they drank beer — and they discussed the difference between African and Latin American magical realism. Sunday afternoon’s […]

Pair free drinks or some food with a concert, screening, book-reading, really any good-lookin’ free event, and we’ll likely tell you to […]

Back in the day, you knew your neighborhood used bookstore. Some of us knew all three of them. Now, these dusty, quirky, […]

Author Laura Lee may have well written the Brokelyn manifesto, the recession-victims’ King James Bible and the brokester I Ching all wrapped […]

The days of used books a-plenty in the Slope are long gone, but this weekend’s your chance to wade through low-priced dusty […]

Remember when you had to wrap schoolbooks in brown paper bags to protect them (and give you a place to etch your […]

Recently, I’ve had to cut my  book buying from a few new ones a month to just a few a year. Then […]