Bookstore

Liberation Station first opened in 2019 in downtown Raleigh on Fayetteville Street. Scott-Miller decided to close it in April 2024 after she and her family received threats.

The class is one in a series supporting the Redbud Writing Project’s mission to make creative writing accessible.

The Liberation Station bookstore - North Carolina’s first Black-owned children’s bookseller - will launch with a three-day celebration that kicks off Saturday.

The Triangle's first Black-owned children’s bookstore is opening this summer in downtown Raleigh. It’s aimed at Black and Brown families.

The digital age sparked a public discourse about the fate of the independent bookstore. Commercial giants like Barnes & Noble and Amazon loom large, but…

The digital age sparked a public discourse about the fate of the independent bookstore. Commercial giants like Barnes & Noble and Amazon loom large, but…

The obituary for the independent bookstore has been written many times, but the digital revolution has created a niche and a desire to hold something real…

The obituary for the independent bookstore has been written many times, but the digital revolution has created a niche and a desire to hold something real…