Kind of a catch-22. On one hand, the very atmospheric store is packed to the rafters with just about anything you could imagine: out of print books, rare books, mass market paperbacks, modern releases... A shopper could spend days in the store just lifting up one pile of books to find another tucked behind it. \r
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On the other hand, you may be hard pressed to actually buy anything. That he advertises his shoplifting policy with a black-and-white photo of a bullet-riddled corpse should cue shoppers in to what sort of person runs the place (yes, it is a photo of a real corpse, tacked up near the front door, and yes, it is pretty graphic). On my one (and only) visit, my wife attempted to make a purchase when the owner silently refused to accept her debit card and only gave her a dirty look by way of response. When she asked if he accepted debit, his only response was to sarcastically repeat the price of her purchase. \r
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I realize that many smaller businesses prefer not to accept debit pu
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