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Dec

10

2021

The Unwinding by Jackie Morris

This is probably one of the most beautiful books I’ve ever encountered. I can’t stop peeking at it…beautiful water color images; mythical, mystical, magical. To be picked up, flipped through, and held close when you need some true comfort. – Berkeley, Browsers Bookshop, Olympia, WA Hold close some comfort from Browsers and other independent bookstores.

Jul

23

2021

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

A Face Out from Obama’s Picks: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

An astronaut wakes up with amnesia, and discovers he is on a mission to save the world. This book is a return to what made The Martian such a great read. There’s a sarcastic but earnest narrator, many a life-threatening disaster, and so very much clearly and cleverly explained science. Once I started reading it, I could …

Apr

6

2021

The Seattle Times Profiles Spokane Author Kate Lebo

Prior to last night’s virtual event hosted by Third Place Books (Seattle), Village Books (Bellingham), Browsers Bookshop (Olympia), and  Auntie’s Books (Spokane), Rebekah Denn wrote a piece about Spokane author Kate Lebo. Read it to get some new book recommendations and a fresh look at a favorite author. Lebo’s newest work is The Book of …

Sep

23

2020

Afterlife by Julia Alvarez

Hands down one of the most lyrical novels I’ve read this year. What grows out of Antonia’s grief after a series of sudden familial losses is: resiliency, tenacity, and a deep, inhabitable wisdom. I can’t recommend this one enough. -Elise, Browsers Bookshop, Olympia, WA Read books you’ll want to tell your friends about. Find great …

Sep

11

2020

Olympia Bookstores Continue to Serve Readers

Orca Books Co-op in Olympia, WA is now offering curbside pickup at their new 315 5th Ave E space from 12-6pm every day. To Special Order new books, you can order online at orcabooks.com, with the option of either curbside pickup or home delivery. If you want to save on shipping, simply choose curbside pickup as …

Jan

14

2020

1

remark

Corinna Luyken

My Hearts: An Essay by 2020 PNBA Award Winner Corinna Luyken

The first time I saw a collection that took my breath away, it was on a small island in the San Juans, on the mantel of a fireplace at a friend’s mom’s house. It was an assortment of rocks that had been gathered and gifted over many years. There were different sizes, colors, and textures …

Aug

21

2019

Severance

Severance by Ling Ma

An anti-capitalist zombie narrative / coming-of-age that highlights the immigrant experience and the bleakness of the “millennial condition.” You’ve never read a dystopian like this. It’s moving, horrific, and humorous. –Kathryn, Browsers Bookshop, Olympia, WA Bring home something unexpected from a visit to Browsers Bookshop and other independent bookstores.

Jul

22

2019

Shadowlands book cover

Shadowlands by Anthony McCann

Shadowlands is proving to be a rich work of recent American history in the West. The Malheur Reservation, located in the Great Basin region of Oregon, was occupied by a group of militia men lead by Ammon Bundy in 2016. Oh boy, is this ever a narratively tricky series of events and perspectives to tell! …

Jul

12

2019

Jonah Barrett and Laura Stanfill

Forest Avenue Press Featured in Wordsmiths Documentary

Oregon-based Forest Avenue Press‘s founder and publisher Laura Stanfill is featured in a documentary in the Wordsmiths series produced by Jonah Barrett, presented by Oly Arts. This is part of the Main Street Writers Movement, which aims to “strengthen the literary ecosystem, increase the volume of the literary publishing conversation, and earn more visbility for …

Jun

20

2019

Conversations with Friends

Conversations with Friends by Sally Rooney

Of course the book with the word “conversations” in the title offers both compelling dialogue and characters that don’t know how to talk to each other. Rooney’s made something modern and cool of that oldest narrative plot– the extramarital affair. Usually I can’t stand such stories but this one hooked me and the ending made …

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