Dispatches from the Rare Book Trade
Scott BrownA periodic essay on rare books, bookselling, and book collecting, used as a hook to interest folks in my newly catalogued books.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | downtownbrown.substack.com |
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Kurt Vonnegut Catalog Now Online
It’s taken a full year, but I have finally catalogued the entire Tom Garner collection. My last Garner list is devoted to Kurt Vonnegut and it includes more than 160 items, almost all of them signed.
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I’ve been working on a catalog of the Tom Garner collection of Kurt Vonnegut, which will be more than 150 items when it’s done.
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Scott Brown is the proprietor, packer, shipper, cataloger, photographer, and janitor of Downtown Brown Books, operating out of a secret location in Northwest Portland, Oregon.
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