Robert Boucheron, Author at Atticus Review

Robert Boucheron

Robert Boucheron is an architect in Charlottesville, Virginia (boucheronarch.com). He writes articles and fiction on housing, communities, gardens, electric motorcycles, and love gone wrong. His work appears in Blue Lake Review, Cerise Press, Construction, Cossack Review, Dark Matter, Foliate Oak, IthacaLit, Montreal Review, Mouse Tales Press, NewerYork, Niche, North Dakota Quarterly, Northern Virginia, Pachinko, Piedmont Virginian, Prime Number, Rider, Rusty Nail, Streetlight, Talking Writing, 34th Parallel, Virginia Business, and Zodiac Review.

Posts by Robert Boucheron

The Used Bookstore

by Robert Boucheron | May 23, 2013 | Creative Nonfiction | 0

1. The Name Strictly speaking, the phrase “used bookstore” is false, clumsy, and ungrammatical. The books are used, not the store. But along with the pre-owned contents, consider the sorry condition of the real estate. A used...