Which of these literary retail ventures failed most dramatically, closing over 400 stores nationwide and liquidating $700+ million in inventory within just 5 months of launching?

The publishing world has seen many ambitious ventures that didn't quite succeed as planned. This poll tests your knowledge about notable brand failures in the literary and arts sector - from publishing houses that took bold risks to literary retail chains that couldn't adapt to changing markets. Can you identify which famous literary brand initiative crashed spectacularly?

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Borders' Kobo eReader ecosystem (2010)
Barnes & Noble's Nook Press Print Platform (2016)
Bookends Literary Marketplace (2008)
Amazon's 'Literary Loft' brick-and-mortar concept (2014)