US Edition28 Inspiring Independent Bookstores in North Carolina
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28 Inspiring Independent Bookstores in North Carolina
Coined “the heart and soul of Asheville” by author Ron Rash, founder Emöke B’Racz opened Malaprop’s on Haywood Street in the early 1980s. She stocked the original 2,000-square-foot building primarily with poetry and Southern literature and opened a café in the basement; she wrapped every book that was purchased in craft paper and red ribbon. Decades later, author readings, book discussions… Source
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