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Nov

19

2025

Art Work: On the Creative Life by Sally Mann

Sally Mann delivers a candid look at what it means to be human and an artist. The day to day living, the life incidents, and everything in between are part of the package. She brings her experiences, an exhaustive number of metaphors, and plenty of photographs and snapshots of her typed letters to encourage, to …

Aug

29

2025

Dreamslinger by Graci Kim

A charming story about how new friends can change the way you see the world and yourself, with lots of fun magical elements from Korean folklore. Learning about the world of dream magic alongside the main character feels like walking through a candy shop. I want all of it, especially the “dreampanions” which are basically …

Jul

2

2025

Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian

What an absolutely beautiful book and way of thinking about the world. Kaishain shows us the value of applying queerness to more than just sexuality and gender, by using it as a lens to find wisdom from the creatures often maligned by (especially white) humans. The reader is invited to listen to learn from slugs, …

Apr

23

2025

Banchan by Caroline Choe

Do you love Korean food? Do you like eating small plates and snacks, even as your whole meal? Me too! While most often served as a side, Choe’s Banchan gives these dishes the star treatment they deserve. It’s been a joy to create familiar, beloved dishes in my small apartment kitchen (like kimchi jigae, pajeon, …

Apr

22

2025

South Sound Book Crawl April 26- May 4, 2025

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ballast Book Co. (@ballastbookco) Independent Bookstore Day 2025 is Saturday, April 26. Washington’s South Sound bookstores are hosting the South Sound Bookstore Crawl April 26th through May 4th. It’s a worthy quest! If you visit all 11 stores on the South Sound Book Crawl and get …

Mar

14

2025

Dorothy Parker in Hollywood cover is yellow with a b&w photo of Dorothy Parker in a dark top

Dorothy Parker in Hollywood 
by Gail Crowther

I have been a fan for a long time of Dorothy Parker, and this biography gives us a sympathetic yet very real depiction of who she was, with her flaws and her strengths. As much as I admired Parker as a poet, little did I know of her role in Hollywood, such as her writing …

Dec

30

2024

A Few Rules for Predicting the Future: An Essay by Octavia E. Butler, illustrated by Manzel Bowman

This book is a short essay that gives us both hope and insight into our current time (she was a visionary, after all). It also showcases how she used the past to foresee the future. This is a beautiful gift for anyone struggling with present circumstances and needing a future guide from the past. –sweet …

Oct

21

2024

Cloudspotting for Beginners by William Grill, Gavin Pretor-Pinney

To me, one of life’s greatest simple pleasures is looking at clouds. Cloudspotting helps me appreciate everyday beauty in the world around me and encourages mindfulness. When I first came across Cloud Appreciation Society (yes, it’s a thing!) several years ago I knew I’d found my people. Their new book is everything I wanted—informative, gorgeously …

Aug

28

2024

The Prickletrims Go Wild by Marie Dorleans, Polly Lawson [translator]

The sentences, the illustrations, the patterns, the message—I loved it! I read it again immediately after I finished reading it. I would have loved to read this book over and over at bedtime with my kid. —Blanca, King’s Books, Tacoma, WA From the publisher, Floris Books: The Prickletrim family are very proud of their pristine …

Jul

17

2024

Disability Intimacy: Essays on Love, Care, and Desire – ed. by Alice Wong

This important collection is a welcome companion to Disability Visibility and, well, a more intimate look into the lives of the disabled writers profiled. It made me rethink how love, care, & intimacy are practiced. Not to mention sex and desire. Alice Wong is such a talented compiler and brings together a diverse collection of …

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