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Dog days

January 30, 2020 By Dan Danbom

There are days at Printed Page when we can go for hours without seeing a soul. We dust and straighten and wonder if maybe we're the only people in Denver who didn't get the evacuation order. Then there are days like Friday. Before I could get the lights on, a group of professors from Texas came in and did some serious … [Read more...]

Visit our Holiday Open House pick up your free signed, limited edition of “Some Days Are Better Than Others: A Bookseller’s Diary”

November 19, 2019 By Dan Danbom

Our Holiday Open house means everyone gets 10% off all purchases. But for no charge at all, they get free food and drink and a copy of our new chapbook. It's all happening Thursday, December 5 at Printed Page, 5:30 to 8 pm. Please RSVP to theshop@printedpage.com … [Read more...]

Untold Stories: The Untold Story

September 10, 2019 By Dan Danbom

Now the story can be told. Here are just nine reasons books are important: "American Christian History: The Untold Story" "Unlikely Hero: The Untold Story of the Atlanta Hostage Hero" "Brady Vs. Manning: The Untold Story of the Rivalry That Transformed the NFL" "Brangelina: The Untold Story of Brad Pitt and … [Read more...]

Selling books made easy

June 5, 2019 By Dan Danbom

I buy a lot of books from people. Some are delighted to sell them. Others are disappointed with what I offer them and decide not to sell. They've looked up the value of their books on the Internet. If, for example, there are 20 copies of their book for sale on Abebooks, ranging in price from $10 to $50, they will … [Read more...]

An inheritance

May 17, 2019 By Dan Danbom

I get to know a lot of people after it's too late to meet them. Their books tell me who they were. Go into a stranger's house and look at their books, and you'll come as close as possible to reading their mind. The other day, I got to meet Warren through the books his widow brought me. She came with her daughter and … [Read more...]

Printed Page Bookshop

4.8 out of 5 stars

Dr. Patti

5 out of 5 stars

posted 2 days ago

The sign out front calls The Printed Page a hidden gem. It’s an absolute gem and for bibliophiles the best place on the planet! The collection of books from A to Z and as far back imaginable will keep you coming back for more. Treat yourself to an honest to goodness gem 💎 of a bookstore. It was worth every mile to get there!!!!!

Benjamin Hill

posted 6 months ago

I happened upon this bookstore as I walked down Broadway one beautiful summer day. Discovering the Printed Page Bookshop was the best part of that day's journey. I now make it a point to visit as often as I can. The selection is vast and the owners are exceptionally kind, thoughtful and helpful. I always walk out with some sort of treasure.

Here are a few photos I have taken. I most sincerely cannot recommend this bookstore enough. Stop in the next time you are in the area. You will be glad you did.

Steve Replogle

4 out of 5 stars

posted 1 year ago

There seem to be two kinds of used bookstores. There are the messy, crowded shops, overflowing with books and magazines of all shapes and sizes, often too many to count. And there are the neat-as-a-pin shops, with all the books organized and carefully placed and nearly uniform. The Printed Page is mostly a bookshop of the neat and orderly kind, but there are a few touches here and there of an opposite sensibility.

That perhaps should be expected, as the Printed Page is actually a joint operation between fifteen or so booksellers. It is a small shop, housed in a converted home, and the shelves are snug. It's quiet and cozy. There are books you'd expect (folio editions, military history, thrillers, poetry, mainstream hardcover fiction) but there are surprises, too, such as the odd Big Little Books under the front counter and the original art throughout the store.

Their motto is "Cool Books, Warm People." I was certainly given a pleasant welcome when I shopped there. I was actually determined not to spend a lot of money, and I didn't... but I did come away with a number of prized books that I had been after for some time.

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