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May

12

2021

Annie Bloom’s Books Partners with Portland’s Street Books to Bring Books to Readers Who Live Outside

Street Books is a bicycle-powered mobile library, serving people who live outside. Street Books strives to empower people on the streets through access to literature and create a community of support for people living outside, through a shared love of books. Annie Bloom’s Books is partnering with Street Books by offering 10% off books purchased for their …

Aug

29

2019

Tiny Beautiful Things poster from Newport OR

Tiny Beautiful Things Play Produced Around the Country

The “Tiny Beautiful Things” play, adapted by Nia Vardalos  from the book by Oregon author Cheryl Strayed, will be appearing on stages around the country. Strayed posted on her social media: …Chicago, Massachusetts, Colorado (in three different cities!), Michigan, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Newport, Oregon, Fernandina Beach, Florida, or Washington, D.C. … More cities to come, …

Aug

10

2016

IPRC party invitation

Independent Publishing Resource Center
Fundraising Party 8/12

The nonprofit Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC) in Portland needs some help so it can continue to serve authors, publishers, artists, and other creative folks. Rent at their current space is going up by 300% (!), so they need to find a new space. Even though they’re moving to save money, moving also takes money. …

Dec

21

2015

Lonely Planet Kids: The Travel Book

Take a world tour through two hundred countries with this new edition of the bestselling kids’ version of Lonely Planet’s popular The Travel Book, loaded with thousands of amazing facts on wildlife, how people live, sports, hideous and mouthwatering food, festivals, and a wide range of other quirky insights on every page. Every single country …

Nov

18

2015

Drinking and Ice Cream
with Overcup Press

Portland publishing house Overcup Press is producing off the beaten shelf books overflowing with cool content and style. Here are a couple currently featured on NW indie Holiday Books displays. Ice Cream Work by Naoshi “Some people bury their heads in the sand. Some draw lines in the sand. Sunae artist Naoshi does both: creating …

Sep

15

2015

Wordstock

Wordstock Line-up Announced

Literary Arts has announced the list of 80+ authors (and illustrators) coming to Portland for the November 7, 2015 relaunch of the literary festival, Wordstock. The festival aims to build community around literature through author events, workshops, a book fair, and more. Wordstock began in 2005 and is the largest celebration of literature in the Pacific Northwest. …

Feb

13

2015

Counting on Crossover: When Only YA Will Satisfy

I started a new post weeks ago, all about my favorite Romance authors beyond the Pacific Northwest. It was full of enthusiasm and excitement and some outright pleading to y’all to give Romance a chance. And then I realized it would run in February, just in time for Valentine’s Day and I just couldn’t bring …

Sep

17

2014

Sherwood Nation

Sherwood Nation by Ben Parzybok

“Benjamin Parzybok has now woven two novels into the network known as my brain. Couch, the story of three slackers who literally cannot get rid of a charmed/cursed sofa that hurtles them on an incredible physical and metaphysical journey has regularly sparked my system since I read it 2008. Where as Couch sends its heroes from …

Jul

28

2014

1

remark

A Dozen Reasons to Love Beverly Cleary

She spent her early years in Yamhill, Oregon, went to grammar and high school (and set loads of her stories) in Portland, got her library science degree at UW and was a librarian in Yakima. So, yeah, we claim her as our own and never tire of ruminating on the reasons we love her. In …

Jun

4

2014

Magic Is in the Air at Green Bean Books’
Summer Camps

  Summer is coming, and if you have kids, that means summer break is coming… What to do, besides sign up for every summer reading program you can find and stock up on books from your local independent bookstore? If you’re in the Portland area, children’s bookstore Green Bean Books is offering two half-day camps. …

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