What if a couple bookshelfs were added to the Klatsch for community or visitor pleasure reading? Not as extreme as Kaldis (the Over-the-Rhine coffee shop that can easily be mistaken for a used book shop), but enough to keep folks curious and engaged? Then there's the even more important question: what types of books would you like to see? Pulp fiction? Old paperbacks? Art books? History books? Useless "How To" computer manuals? Let us know.
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Posted by: steve | September 29, 2004 at 12:37 AM
Books are a great idea. I think anything other than NEW books or NYTimes bestseller list books would probably molder a bit on the shelves. If everyone knew you had the hot-off-the-presses books for lending, you'd have a hit. It's also much more fun to sit and discuss fresh books than it is to simply read old ones (however much I love old books). You could also sponsor Mt. Adams Coffee Book Clubs. Yowza! - Rob
Posted by: Rob | October 09, 2004 at 05:02 PM
Great idea Rob! Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback! We are working to make that place rock.
Posted by: Erika | October 09, 2004 at 10:17 PM
How about wireless internet access. These days so many of us have laptops that its nice to drop by a coffee shop where we can enjoy a latte while catching up on our email. If you need more info on what this would involve feel free to contact me.
Posted by: Cody | October 27, 2004 at 12:39 PM