In the heart of New York City's Greenwich Village, Three Lives & Company, a charming independent bookstore, has been a cornerstone of literary culture since its establishment.
Founded in 1968 by Toby Cox, it has become a beloved institution in the literary landscape. Named after Gertrude Stein's novel "Three Lives," the bookstore embodies its namesake's spirit of celebrating diverse narratives and voices. Over the years, Three Lives & Company has carved a niche for itself, not just as a seller of books but as a cultural hub that fosters a sense of community among book lovers.
Stepping into Three Lives & Company is like entering a literary time capsule. The cozy space is lined with wooden shelves that house carefully curated selections of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and more. The shelves are adorned with a diverse array of titles, ranging from contemporary bestsellers to hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Where: Greenwich Village, New York
Date visited: October 22, 2022
Book bought: The Moth: How to tell a story