218. Gabriel Flynn, Author
My guest today is Gabriel Flynn. You can find his website here: Gabriel Flynn
The Bookshops he recommended are:
1. Curious Fox in Berlin
2. St George's Books in Berlin
3. Word Virus in Portland, Oregon
4. Powell's City of Books in Portland, Oregon
5. Elliot Bay Book Company in Seattle
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