Re: obscure material
From: | DOUGLAS KOLLER <laokou@...> |
Date: | Friday, December 8, 2000, 22:37 |
From: "Andrew Strader"
> I've heard tell of a specialty bookshop in Boston that sells books on
> virtually any language, and makes sure to keep stock of even very obscure
> ones
Then,
From: "Maggie Carchrie"
> Schoenhof's Foreign Books
> 76A Mount Auburn Street
> Cambridge, MA 02138
> Phone: (617) 547-8855
> Fax: (617) 547-8551
> E-mail: info@schoenhofs.com
> URL:
http://www.schoenhofs.com
>
> They deal only in foreign language books, and mostly import stuff from all
over the world (and they can be rather pricey, for exactly that reason).
> They will also special order anything that's in print, and they ship
worldwide.
Right off Harvard Square, easy to find. I regularly drop obscene amounts of
money there; they hold the pink slip to my car :)
If you feel spent (in every sense of the word) after a visit, there's a
really reasonably priced Asian noodle restaurant (catering to poor college
students) across the street, so the money you save there makes up for the
wad you just dropped buying that must-have Quecha-Finnish dictionary.
I haven't gone nuts online with them (as it's an excuse to go into Boston),
but I personally did not experience the webpage speed problems Maggie
describes when I trolled the site.
If you're in this neck of the woods, Andrew, go!
Kou