<p>Jim Roberts is the owner of <a href= "http://www.thebooksend.com/">Books End Bookstore in Syracuse</a>, New York. We talk here among other things about salt, the AB Bookman's weekly magazine, the emergence and evolution of book-selling on the Internet from Interloc, to Alibris, to Abebooks; collecting General Custer, war books and the histories of American military divisions.</p>

Jim Roberts is the owner of Books End Bookstore in Syracuse, New York. We talk here among other things about salt, the AB Bookman's weekly magazine, the emergence and evolution of book-selling on the Internet from Interloc, to Alibris, to Abebooks; collecting General Custer, war books and the histories of American military divisions.

<p>Jim Roberts is the owner of&nbsp;<a href="http://www.thebooksend.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Books End Bookstore in Syracuse</a>, New York. We talk here among other things about salt, the AB Bookman's weekly magazine, the emergence and evolution of book-selling on the Internet from Interloc, to Alibris, to Abebooks; collecting General Custer, war books and the histories of American military divisions.</p>

Jim Roberts on the  Evolution of Bookselling #19

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