1833 Harvard Avenue

Fear and Loathing in Seattle was an independent bookstore located at in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Washington.
==History==
The bookstore was founded by Jill Taylor in 2009, the store specialized in LGBT romance novels, political history and theory, adult erotica and taboo/transgressive fiction and was known for it's relaxing environment, lenient rental policy, the presence of felines on the property, and coffee and tea provided to costumers.
Starting in April of 2013, Alexis Peterson would run an anarchist book club out of this location. After the release of Peterson's memoir, Snow In Summer the following year, the store would host a Q&A book-signing event which attracted a total of 1200 customers.
In 2015, Min-Ji Kim began working at the store as part of her parole following her release from Washington Women's Correctional Facility. Jacob Delsin was an frequent customer due to the proximity to his apartment.
==Notable Employees==
* Jill Taylor (owner)
* Kim Min-Ji
* Rhea Carlin
* Kaleb Simpson
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==Further notes==
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