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There is a little store on St. Mark's place between First Avenue and Avenue A - the name escapes me, but I think it's called East Village Books. It is very small, but sort of comfortable in its narrow aisles, and they have a reasonable variety of stuff (they also don't pay much for used, but I don't think that'll be a big issue for you). St. Mark's Books doesn't have used, but they do have such a good selection of cut-outs and cheapies that it's worth stopping in anyway.
On Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg (I forgot the cross street) is another tiny store, a bit more varied (it is on Bedford), with used books, non-mainstream magazines, the small creations of local artists (wallets and wrist straps and things), and various miscellany. It's somewhere around N. 4th street, I'd say; if you get out the Bedford stop, walk away from the pizza parlor and you can't miss it.
I wish I could remember more, but that's all that comes to mind. |
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