Novel Places started 2 years ago by Patrick Darby who has almost 30 years experience in book retail. The store started as an antiquarian online store, but recently, new titles and accessories were added. The books offered by Novel Places can be found online and also at Mayorga Coffee and Green Earth Goods at Clarksburg, MD.
Novel Places is also participating in Eco-Libris' bookstores program, where customers at the store can plant a tree for every book they buy there and receive our sticker at the counter!
My Green Resolution for 2009:
Buy bulk as much as possible to cut down the amount of packaging.
What's your green wish for 2009?
My 2009 wish is for people to reduce travel time by shopping local
(and help me and my fellow businesses succeed).
Other greetings for the New Year?
Instead of greetings, I want to suggest these 2 recently released
books, "Greentailing" and "You are Here", available through Novel Places.
Greentailing and Other Revolutions in Retail: Hot Ideas That Are Grabbing Customers' Attention and Raising Profits
$29.95
ISBN - 0470288582
You Are Here: Exposing the Vital Link Between What We Do and What That Does to Our Planet
A leading environmental journalist travels to the most fragile places on Earth to show how what individuals do at home affects people, places, and things across the globe.
$25.95
ISBN - 0061580368
Any other plans for 2009 you would like to share with our readers?
Plans are continuing (slowly) to build an eco-friendly bookstore.
Thanks, Patrick!
To learn more about the books available at Novel Places, please check their website at http://www.novelplacesusa.com
So far on "My Green Resolution for 2009":
Erica Caldwell of Present Tense
Bart Babek of AboutMyPlanet.com
Author Amy Guth of the Pilcrow Lit Fest and So New Publishing
Dr. Anne Hallum of the International Alliance for Reforestation (AIR)
Surendra James Conti of East West Bookstore
Jennifer Taylor of GreetQ
Bill Roth, author of "On Empty (Out of Time)"
Vonda Schaefer of Valley Books
Madeline Kaplan, author of "Planet Earth Gets Well"
Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
www.ecolibris.net
2 comments:
Sorry for leaving you this message here, but I was unable to find an email address for your editor.
I wanted to tell you we've been featuring your content on EarthBlips.com. It's actually become one of our highest viewed sections. You can see for yourself here: http://earthblips.dailyradar.com/blog/eco_libris_moving_towards_sustainable_reading/
Please email me if you have any questions.
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I would love to network with you and connect to the resources you have, especially in the areas: solar, wind etc. We are building sustainable communities in the 4 Corners area.. among other things. I would love to feature you on my site aeonpi.com
I truly believe the only way we can effect all, is together.
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