Where to buy Time Out

Ariel Bookstore: The Rocks

The Rocks

All the latest art, design and Australian and International fiction.

Ariel Bookstore: Paddington

Paddington

It always makes a difference when a bookstore chooses its stock with care, and Ariel has been a Paddington landmark since 1985 thanks to their knowledgeable staff and superb selection of quality titles.

Berkelouw Books

Paddington

Browse the impressive collection of new, old and rare books at Paddington's Berkelouw Books. With late opening hours, book lovers can browse through titles in the relaxing upstairs cafe long into the night.

Books Kinokuniya, Galleries Victoria

Sydney CBD

It's got everything - classics, art books, pulp, textbooks, children's and loads more - plus a new range of Japanese language texts, a massive collection of manga and collectables and DVDs.

Bookshop Darlinghurst

Potts Point

From hunky bear calendars featuring a furry fella for each month, through to saucy lesbian erotica, The Bookshop Darlinghurst, in err, Darlinghurst, has been stocking its shelves with some of the sexiest queer literature available in our fair city. Aside from stocking a steamy array of books, The Bookshop does a great porn section that has proved to be a popular cruising zone with queer bookworms and regular fans of titles such as Inches and Honcho alike.

Gleebooks

Glebe

Frequently named the best independent bookshop in Sydney, Gleebooks stocks an unbelievably diverse range of fiction and non-fiction presents talks from local and international writers

Hill of Content

Balmain

One of the loveliest bookstores to kill an afternoon in. You find a book covering practically every topic imaginable and if they don't see it on the shelf, they'll get it in.

Mag Nation

Newtown

Calling all quirky mag lovers. This is a store that you must check out. It has over 4000 magazines, including mainstream selections, freshly brewed coffee while you browse and free wireless internet.

Outre Gallery

Surry Hills

Zealous specialists in contemporary pop art and proud of it, Outre has set the Sydney gallery scene ablaze with its mash-up displays pop, surrealism, street, tiki, folk, retro and underground artworks. There's also a dazzling and ever-changing array of magazines, curios, ceramics and collectible toys.