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May

6

2019

Bruce and Laura Delaney with Bad Kitty at Rediscovered Books

Podcast Features Laura and Bruce DeLaney of Rediscovered Books

From the Dietz Agency website on April 25, 2019 We are off and running with season six and we have some great guests on the docket. We start off with Bruce and Laura DeLaney who own Rediscovered Books in the heart of downtown Boise. I really enjoyed the conversation we had. It’s always fun to …

Mar

5

2019

Independent Bookstore Day 2019 logo

Independent Bookstore Day Is Coming: Saturday April 27, 2019

What are your plans for Independent Bookstore Day? Saturday, April 27, 2019 will be the fifth annual Independent Bookstore Day. IBD celebrates independent bookstores around the country. Independent bookstores are not just stores, they’re community centers and local anchors run by passionate readers. They are entire universes of ideas that contain the possibility of real …

Feb

6

2019

Third Street Books

Happy 15th Birthday, Third Street Books!

From Shelf Awareness January 30, 2019:   Congratulations to Third Street Books, McMinnville, Ore., which celebrated its 15th anniversary. Owner Sylla McClellan wrote to customers: “Years ago my husband told me that I was basically unemployable. I’ve been self-employed for so long that I would make a lousy employee; too independent and not great at taking …

Jan

29

2019

Thor Hanson

Simplify, Simplify, Read: An Essay by 2019 PNBA Award Winner Thor Hanson

Winter evenings by the wood stove present just the right opportunity for revisiting a classic book. And for anyone who studies and writes about natural history, as I do, few titles are more foundational than Walden by Henry David Thoreau. It’s the sort of text that gets quoted more than read, however, and I couldn’t recall …

Jan

23

2019

Bob's Beach Books

“Things Booksellers Do”

From Diana Portwood of Bob’s Books in Lincoln City, OR:   Things booksellers do:  rally the community to pitch in!  A visitor to town parked out front and left her lights on.  Her dad came in to see if there was a roadside assistance business in town to see about a jump as they don’t …

Dec

4

2018

Carol Price of Book People of Moscow

Carol Price of BookPeople featured on Booksellers of America

I love to read, so I appreciate how one of my favorite things to do in my spare time seeps into my professional life, as well. Customers are usually happy when they’re in a bookstore. We’re a place where people come to find inspiration, or learn something, or just to relax. I love it when …

Oct

2

2018

Paulina Springs Books logo

Paulina Springs Books Turns a Page: New Owner, Lane Jacobsen

From the Paulina Springs Books e-newsletter September 29, 2018 This is a bittersweet letter that I must write. Bitter, because it is the final stage of Paulina Springs Books being owned in the name of Brad Smith. Brad loved this store, the town of Sisters and the book community. While I am writing this letter, …

Sep

19

2018

The Night Child by Anna Quinn

Port Townsend Presents Dramatic Reading of “The Night Child” 9/20/18

Key City Public Theater, together with Northwind Arts Center, will be giving a dramatic reading from The Night Child by PNW author Anna Quinn at the William James Bookstore in Port Townsend, in the new annex (829 Water St., Port Townsend, WA) at 7:00pm on Thursday, September 20, 2018. PT Shorts is a free monthly program open to …

Jul

24

2018

Brad Smith's memorial service at Paulina Springs Books

Celebrating the Life of Brad Smith

Over the weekend, folks gathered at Paulina Springs Books in Sisters, OR to celebrate the life of Brad Smith, the owner of the bookstore, who passed away May 20, 2018. Recently, Brad was also remembered in the newsletter for the natural food co-op in Bellingham where Brad had worked. Lee Ann Giles, who served with …

Jul

18

2018

Hanna Fischer on her bike as Waldo

Bookseller Bike Races as Waldo

As bookstores and communities around the country take part in the Where’s Waldo? local business campaign, bookseller Hanna Fischer of Rediscovered Books in Boise, ID, took it to a whole new level. Folks from the store took part in the Boise Green Bike Celebrity Race at the Twilight Criterion on Saturday, July 14, and bookseller …

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