For most college students, life runs on a loop between two places: home and campus — and for some, work is added on top of it all. Somewhere along the way, the idea of a “third space,” a spot that is neither home nor work (or school), became difficult to come by, especially in a city as expensive and overstimulating as New York. Lately, though, a very specific kind of third space has been filling that gap: the bookstore cafe. The concept is not…
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