Librairie 1909 was the first bookstore in Paris dedicated to subcultures, rare editions, and punk zines from the 80s and 90s. It built a cult following among filmmakers, EICs, and designers like Henri Levy, who later opened Anti Public Library. Dover Street included it in the new store.
The shop shows work from new underground publishers, with parties that end up at the PCC or Desordré.
