Tattered Cover’s Troubles Remind Us To Shop At Independent Bookstores

Barbara Ellis, Denver Post: Books
Thu, 11/02/2023 - 5:00am

The Tattered Cover declared bankruptcy in October, closing three stores and laying off at least 27 employees. While it takes steps to reorganize its debt and hopefully regain its standing as the queen of Colorado independent bookstores, remember that you can still show your love through purchases at our dear Tattered, as well as these other shops across the Front Range. Related Articles Books | “The Wind Knows My Name,” by Isabel Allende, and more short book reviews from readers Books | A review of “Coach Prime” and other recent books with a Western focus Books | “Fourth Wing” is taking the book world by storm.

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