If you happen to be in Paris and -all of a sudden- feel the itch for some good, bibliographic reference for all things Pocho, make sure to drop by the Gibert Jeune Bookstore in the heart of St. Michel.
The place features a pochothèque, which this blogger believes is convinced, it’s an entire section dedicated to Pocho studies.
Photo: Laura Martínez, Paris 2012
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“Pochothèque” means a bookshop, or section of bookshop, where paperback books (paperback books = “livre de poche” in French) are sold, as opposed to books in “grand format” (the French equivalent of “hardback books”). I’m afraid that whoever took this photograph did not perhaps know the meaning of the sign…
D’oh !!! I was just informed that maybe you were being ironic…
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“Gibert” Jeune
http://www.gibertjeune.fr/page/public/index.php
Given that Gilbert is a first time in English and in Spanish, an easy typo to make. I only know because I shop there whenever I have an opportunity to go to Paris my my own Middle-of-Nowhere, France home.
to go to Paris from my own Middle-of-Nowhere, France home.
Thank you @LaAprendiza de Español. You are absolutely right! it has been changed..