Book antiquarian Guna Zelmene: It's much cooler to fall asleep with a book on your nose than with a computer
Guna Zelmene, owner of a second-hand bookshop, shares in a Latvijas Radio 2 interview how she selects books, helps them find the right owners, and discusses the future of printed books.
In an interview on Latvijas Radio 2's program “Monopols”, Guna Zelmene, who runs an antiquarian bookshop, shared her insights on reading habits. She emphasized that falling asleep with a book on your nose is far more enjoyable than with a computer.
Zelmene explained how she chooses which books end up on her shelves. The condition, content, and demand are key factors. She aims to match each reader with the perfect edition, helping books reach their rightful owners.
Regarding the future of books, the antiquarian believes that despite digital advances, printed books retain their value. She predicts continued interest in physical books, especially in antiquarian form, as they offer a unique reading experience.
