[wardaddy]

It's not an easy book to find. It's often sold-out because most bookstores are run by these same types of folks who loathe stocking large numbers of "conservative" books. I've had more than one argument with the staff at Davis-Kidd Booksellers here in Nashville when trying to buy a copy of one of Horowitz's books. Bookstores seem to be run primarily by "Pat" looking Lesbians or Pasty looking Vegans. I've found Barnes and Noble to be relatively ok in this light around here.

[gcruse]

 I've found Barnes and Noble to be relatively ok in this light around here.

I deliberately buy books over the internet.  I want the
internet to stay around and it won't if we don't support
it.  Also, we are much less at the mercy of the leftists
buyers on chain stores.

[browardchad]

run by these same types of folks who loathe stocking large numbers of "conservative" books

I have a friend who regularly visits bookstores on her lunch hour and surreptitiously rearranges the conservative books from the bottom to the top shelves of the display. If a current book is not on the shelves, she asks the particular "Pat" about it -- hey, we all do what we can!

I just checked the reviews of McGowan's book on Amazon, and out of 22 reader reviews, there were only 2 negatives -- and those were the obligatory liberal trashers. Of the 20 positive reviews, all gave it four or five stars. Impressive. (I just ordered it).