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Nov

23

2018

Indies First logo

Indies First: Shop Small Saturday November 24, 2018

Award-winning author Jason Reynolds, who is serving his second term as the 2018 Indies First spokesperson, the American Booksellers Association and American Express, and Reynolds’ publisher, Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing, are working together to make available 20,000 special edition copies of Reynolds’s Ghost to young readers in underserved communities this holiday season. Through the initiative, participating independent booksellers will …

Jun

9

2017

Dan Ullom and Tina Ullom of Brick & Mortar Books

Seattle Review of Books Interviews Brick & Mortar Books

Talking with an owner of the Seattle area’s newest bookstore, Brick and Mortar Books Published 4 days ago at the Seattle Review of Books by Paul Constant Last Tuesday, the Seattle area’s newest bookstore opened its doors. Located in Redmond Town Center, Brick & Mortar Books is a general-interest new bookstore that will carry up …

Apr

26

2016

Open Books

Double Blessings for Seattle Bookstores

Great news! Wide World Books & Maps Reaches Fundraising Goals — from Shelf Awareness, April 25, 2016 Congratulations to Wide World Books & Maps, Seattle, Wash.: the store’s GoFundMe campaign has met its $30,000 fundraising goal. “This means we’ll be staying open and will be restocking the store with the latest travel books, maps, and gear …

Oct

4

2013

Maged Zaher

The Stranger Genius is a Poet

Speaking to Maged Zaher just before the Stranger Genius Award Ceremony commenced at the Moore Theatre, I asked whether he felt nervous. Not exactly nervous, he said. He already knew Neal Stephenson was a genius. Paul Constant, book editor for the Stranger, explained that the two writers had hit it off after the Literature showcase …

Jun

13

2011

Unbridled's Offer Gives Some Buzz to Indie eBook Programs

We’re hearing about great results from Unbridled Books‘ three-day offer last week of 25 eBooks for 25 cents each at IndieCommerce stores selling Google eBooks (i.e. You were out of luck if you bought a Kindle). For bookstores, it was a way to raise awareness about their eBook programs, which was part of Unbridled’s plan …