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Brian Juenemann

Jun

6

2017

Booklovers Successfully Sponsored
OR Author’s Road Trip to NYC

Last week, we shared the news about author Jeff Geiger’s road trip to New York City to attend BookExpo to promote his new YA novel, Wildman (on sale today). With the support of over 100 booklovers, he made his goal: sponsoring his road trip with 5 miles for every preorder for his book reported and …

May

10

2017

Hannah and Sugar

Hannah and Sugar by Kate Berube

Kate Berube is a Portland illustrator and author whose first children’s book is Hannah and Sugar, a sweet tale about a timid little girl who breaks out of her shell when needed most. “Every day after school, Mrs. P. asked Hannah if she wanted to pet Sugar. And every day after school, Hannah said, ‘No, …

May

5

2017

Eliot Treichel

In Conversation: Eliot Treichel
and Brian Juenemann

For The Register-Guard APPEARED IN PRINT: SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 2015 The Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association recently convened in Portland for its annual trade show, bringing together the region’s booksellers, representatives from the publishing world and 100 local, national and international authors. As one of the show’s hosts, I’m surrounded by literary action during the show’s …

Apr

11

2017

Portland Bookstore Bookseller Tours

Last week, booksellers from all around the country converged on Portland, OR for a conference on children’s books and bookselling, hosted by the American Booksellers Association. Some lucky participants registered for half-day and full-day bus tours of Portland area independent bookstores, hopping from neighborhood to neighborhood for 20-30 minute drop-ins (Woefully short!). Here are some …

Jan

3

2017

1

remark

Brian Juenemann with Little Free Library

New Holiday Traditions

After a crazy fall, we decided not to host a Christmas Day friends-who-stayed-in-town dinner for the first time in several years. In thinking how we could do something with our time and freedom other than lay among the wads of wrapping paper, eat, watch football (me), my wife Megan came up with a brilliant idea. …

Nov

18

2016

Wonderland by Samuel Ligon

A desperate warning and glorious endorsement of the drunken tricycle race of life and love. The absurd scenarios and bizarre imagery confounded and tickled me, made me nervous, hungry, hopeful, and frequently allowed me to laugh where I might otherwise want to cry. In the end, Wonderland kind of felt like a big hug, timely …

Nov

1

2016

1

remark

Billy Sparrow

What’s One-Seventh of a Lifetime?

I like to know a thing or two about the world around me, so I read widely and watch a lot of film. However, when I write, I write for myself and I don’t do fiction. That’s not because I don’t like it, but because I can’t manage it. I’ve made a sad attempt or …

Sep

1

2016

Every Anxious Wave

Every Anxious Wave by Mo Daviau

Rock music, time travel, romantic angst, and hipster ennui. What else could you possible want from a book? I love this book so much I want to buy a copy for all my friends so we can all read it and then build a house out of the books and live together with my friends …

Dec

31

2014

The Free by Willy Vlautin

The Free
by Willy Vlautin

Pauline works long and exhausting shifts as a nurse, then spends her off time and remaining energy trying to get her ailing and mentally unstable father to get out of bed and eat a can of soup. Debt and divorce have Freddie constantly on the run, working around the clock to stay not even a …

Dec

29

2014

Loitering

Loitering
by Charles D’Ambrosio

These essays are to be savored, one at a time, rolling each around in the head, maybe for days, before ducking into the next door of D’Ambrosio’s world—cautious, alert, eager for the next revelation or discovery. The pieces in this collection are often pained but always thoughtful, lovely and brilliant. —NWBL contributing editor Brian Juenemann Michael …

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