New York’s most famous bookstore may have a shot at staying open, and it’s all thanks to fans who placed orders on their website or waited in long lines to support the business.

Nancy Bass Wyden, the Strand's owner, is protesting New York City's decision to preserve the bookstore as a historic city landmark. She thinks the move will hurt, not help her business.

The Strand, New York City's 93-year-old independent bookstore, is in danger of closing, its owner says.

The Strand has survived almost a century as perhaps New York’s most famous bookstore, with its “18 Miles of Books” earning diehard loyalty from countless tourists and locals alike.

One of New York’s oldest bookstores pleaded for help from customers — and help poured in. Nancy Bass Wyden, owner of the Strand Bookstores, took to Facebook and Twitter on Friday to say the ...

New York City on Tuesday granted landmark status to an iconic bookstore -- a designation the owner adamantly said she did not want.

Tom Roston dreamed of his new book, The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World, finding a home in the Strand’s fabled New York section—until one day, it seemingly vanished.

A New York bookstore has survived the Great Depression and two World Wars, but are now in danger of going out of business due to the pandemic.

The city is looking to designate the building that houses the popular East Village bookstore as a cultural landmark.

New York's most famous bookstore may have a shot at staying open, and it's all thanks to fans who placed orders on their website or waited in long lines to support the business. The Strand made ...

New York’s most famous bookstore may have a shot at staying open, and it’s all thanks to fans who placed orders on their website or waited in long lines to support the business. The Strand ...

New York’s most famous bookstore may have a shot at staying open, and it’s all thanks to fans who placed orders on their website or waited in long lines to support the business.