"Washington, DC is a grand capital city, but to its natives, it feels like a small town." Politics and Prose , on Connecticut Avenue, is a beloved independent bookstore, is another popular spot ...

This Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Connecticut Avenue store, Dr. Joseph Leo Koerner, the Victor S. Thomas Professor of History of Art and Architecture at Harvard — where he is also a professor of Germanic ...

Inside The Claire.. A rare new condominium building on Connecticut Avenue is now open for sales. The Claire is a sophisticated boutique property featuring 26 expansive one- and two-bedroom residences ...

Once again it’s Friday, the day of the week when I reprise a quotation meant to be uplifting or educational. Today’s lines come from a writer named Michael John Gerson who died last November ...

Politics and Prose co-owners Brad Graham and Lissa Muscatine first voluntarily recognized the union in January 2022. Contract negotiations then began and were tentatively agreed upon in August.

Sure enough, dust-sucking appliances play a funny running role in Bookish People, but the novel is more than a one-note workplace comedy: It also explores the suffocating anxiety and foreboding that ...

Since 1984 Politics and Prose has proudly been an independent bookstore and a staple in the nation’s capital. On Jan. 3 the establishment made history by becoming the first unionized books store ...

Politics and Prose, a 37-year-old Washington, ... Besides P&P’s flagship location on Connecticut Avenue, there are two smaller P&P locations at The Wharf and at Union Market.

Employees at the famed Politics and Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C., formed the district’s first bookstore union, the union and retailer’s ownership announced on Monday.. The married pair who own ...

Famed independent bookstore Politics and Prose has successfully become the first unionized bookstore in Washington, D.C. “We are pleased to announce that Politics and Prose and UFCW Local 400 ...