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That'd be where Powell's comes in, then. Legolas Send a noteboard - 01/08/2012 11:22:59 PM
but then I decided I wanted proper health care, the right to privacy and not to be confined indefinitely without trial etc.

The Northwest cities (Seattle + Portland) were really awesome, and they are more European in many regards than California or most other states. Though I'm not too sure on the health care situation...
And I had already seen Shakespeare and Co, so I knew I had recourse to similar delights closer to home.

Where's that one?
But it was lovely.

Definitely. The Strand on the other side of the country, in downtown Manhattan, is also a bookstore worth a long detour.
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