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Tubby & Coo's Book Shop at The Good Shop

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About this venue

New Orleans' queer liberationist bookshop now works as a pocket bookstore inside The Good Shop. Its sharply curated shelves favour speculative fiction, romance, horror and radical nonfiction by voices traditional book retail too often leaves outside the room.

Practical details

Address: Inside The Good Shop, 1114 Josephine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States

Hours: The Good Shop host hours vary; consult Tubby & Coo's current locations and events before travelling.

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What you’ll find

A focused pocket selection of queer and diverse science fiction, fantasy, horror, romance and social-justice books. The decentralised model also appears at events and partner spaces, so the Josephine Street shelf is intentionally tighter than a conventional full-line bookstore.

Best time to browse

Treat this as a discovery stop rather than a hunt for one guaranteed title. Check Tubby & Coo's calendar and social updates before visiting: a pop-up or community event may offer a larger themed selection than the permanent pocket bookstore.

Online store & international shipping

The official site carries books, themed lists and merchandise for delivery, while the operator also curates physical pocket bookstores. Available destinations, rates and delivery estimates are calculated at checkout; use email for a title that is not listed.

Payment methods

Web orders use the live secure checkout. The Good Shop controls payment methods for purchases made at the hosted shelf, so confirm a required wallet or cash option with the host rather than assuming the travelling shop's event setup applies.

Privacy & inclusion

Queer-owned, explicitly trans-affirming and built around liberation and underrepresented voices. This is an all-ages book selection within a shared retail space; ask the host about step-free access or a quieter collection time if either matters.

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