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I don't patronize bookstores that require a physical visit. There are so many wonderful browsing spots on the internet that give me the world without leaving my home. I don't salivate for the latest electronic device, but in the purchase of books (I mean physical books) I use the most modern and convenient means.
Lest anyone think I'm not really a bibliophile, I'll mention that I own over 20,000 books, a few hundred electronic and the rest physical.
I must be the only bibliophile on earth who has grown to prefer online browsing and purchasing, though. I'm not wild about bricks and mortar bookstores at this point. I don't like someone else curating the stock and narrowing my choices. Not when there's such an abundance of online options.
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