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Wally Martin 0eft), owner of The Arbor Moon Alternative Bookstore, talks to Rachel Murray,
who came to the store Tuesday to look for books she said she cannot find at mainstream book
stores.
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sponsible for their surroundings
and lives.”
Opening the bookstore in The
Gathering Place seemed appropri
ate since the staff and volunteers
foster a growing attitude by offer
ing meals and conversation to those
in need.
The bookstore is open limited
hours because Martin is unavail
able to staff it at all times. Martin
does have eight volunteers who
hel p keep the store open when she
is not available. Martin said she
| hopes to work something out soon
with The Gathering Place to enable
the store to remain open more
hours during the day.
Business has been "horrible with
the weather we’ve been having,”
Martin said. The women’s commu
nity in Lincoln has been supportive
in talk, but not necessarily in busi
ness, she said.
But as more people learn about
the bookstore, Martin said, she
hopes they will come in. She trav
els to conferences to sell her books
and makes most oyier livelihood
through this business. Through
traveling, she keeps up to date on
new books that are available and
what people are interested in read
ing.
Martin has more than 500 titles,
including new and used books.
She offers a wide selection of books
to choose from, including environ
mental, gay/lesbian, recovery, self
help, domestic violence, multicul
tural issues and other issues con
cerning women.
Martin also carries calendars,
jewelry — some by local women
artists — and music. She encour
ages people to bring in their used
books.
Arbor Moon is open Monday
through Friday from noon to 1 p.m.
and from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday
from 1 to 4 p.m.
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