LISTEN: The Booksellers of Brooklyn Take Flight

By FAQ NYC

A city pigeon, indeed

In the latest off-cycle episode of FAQ NYC, Davi Marra and Briana Parker tell Harry Siegel about their plans for Lofty Pigeon Books, opening in Kensington at the end of the summer, and Dimitrios Fragiskatos tells Azi Paybarah about what led him to open Anyone Comics in Crown Heights — where Azi had his wedding! — and then Everyone Comics in Long island City.

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