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I agree that electronic books are strangely expensive compared to the printed editions. As for the book market, it's in a terrible state given decreasing intere
by ceceron 6y ago
I agree that electronic books are strangely expensive compared to the printed editions. As for the book market, it's in a terrible state given decreasing interest in reading. Second biggest bookshop brand went bankrupt not so long ago and nobody has been able to fill the void. Luckily, there are many small and great bookshops out there. I highly recommend Kurant (music-related) or Revolutionibus (more general) in Krakow ;)
- Krasnol 6y agoAh man, I've just been to Krakow too last week. Too bad but I was still able to snatch a few books here and there.
- ceceron 6y agoNext time you visit, check those places: - https://austeria.pl/en/ https://austeria.pl/en/ - for Jewish literature/culture - https://derevolutionibus.pl/en/front-page/ https://derevolutionibus.pl/en/front-page/ - more general place, has also nice choice of popular science/physics/evolution/math books. Also very nice coffee place! PS they have good Polish books in nice editions translated in English. - https://goo.gl/maps/eJ6KJHxCiTNkfes6A https://goo.gl/maps/eJ6KJHxCiTNkfes6A - best music cd/book shop in Poland IMHO. Also good coffee place ;) - https://g.page/glowna_ksiegarnia_naukowa_krk?share https://g.page/glowna_ksiegarnia_naukowa_krk?share - arguably the best choice of books in Krakow. Both scientific and popular stuff.
- Krasnol 6y agoThank you. I hope it won't be 20 years again. I plan to go there for that light show on the river next time it'll happen with my gf.