Reading Chair

From the story The Man Who Got Away in In September, the Light Changes, I read:

"One day he closed The Brothers Karamazov and realized the moment the book slipped from his hands that he could not remember a single thing he had just read that afternoon; so he began searching for the perfect chair in which to read, on different floors of the library, in different nooks of the student union, even the local laundromat, as if, with the right chair, the right level of noise, the right light, the words his eyes were scanning on the page would pass into his brain and actually make an impression."

I've been searching for my reading chair, but not in the library or the laundromat (in fact I hate even lingering around the laundromat). The ideal chair would be a leather seat with armrest and a high back. My elbows should be resting on the armrest when I'm holding my book so the chair should not be too width. I found one at Crate and Barrel but the clerk told me the only one in stock was the one on display.