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"Of the many quirks in the Montague Bookmill, a bookstore and cafe just outside Amherst and Northampton, perhaps the most serendipitous are on its bathroom walls. Hundreds of clippings and pinups vie for attention: 'Author Mailer's Wife Fighting For Her Life,' blares the headline of the yellowed New York Post article from 1960, above the subhead stating that Norman Mailer denies stabbing her in the back and abdomen with a pen knife. 'President Frank Zappa in 1992! The Only Sane Choice,' proclaims the poster directly above the toilet. Then there is the Star exclusive photo of Daryl Hannah's fake finger, Abbie Hoffman urging political activism in young people, and a Hungarian transportation map."

Albernaz, Ami (2005), "Books, Board Games, Bliss—Pioneer Valley Bookstore Prides Itself on Quirks and Homespun Character. The Boston Globe, January 30, 2005, "Travel" section, p. M11

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(del) (cur) 20:45, 28 September 2006 . . Dpbsmith (Talk | contribs) . . 800×600 (103,988 bytes) (Interior bathroom wall at the Bookmill, Montague, Massachusetts. Taken by Daniel P. B. Smith, August, 2006. Copyright ©2006 by Daniel P. B. Smith and released under the GFDL. "Of the many quirks in the Montague Bookmill, a bookstore and cafe just outsid)