Archway of books


Vivs Ngo snapped this wonderful shot of Los Angeles's Last Bookstore, an exuberant temple of the bookseller's faith.

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  1. Symmetrical book stacking. Just like the Philadelphia mass turbulence of 1947.

  2. Anyone wondering what the first couple letters are on the sign in the background? Is it a room with a flat-rate charge per book, or a room for a different kind of "bibliophile" [ahem]?

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