Books in Common NW: Annalee Newitz
Explore some of the most spectacular ancient cities in human history with author Annalee Newitz for their new book Four Lost Cities.


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Explore some of the most spectacular ancient cities in human history with author Annalee Newitz for their new book Four Lost Cities.
Award winning author Jamie Harrison shares her new book The Center of Everything with writer Jamie Ford.
Country Bookshelf is delighted to welcome eight women elders from our community to share their work in the new anthology Women Elders Speak.
Books in Common NW welcomes podcaster, television host, and author Steven Rinella to share his hard-earned experience and wilderness wisdom conveniently bound in his newest book The Meateater Guide to Wilderness Skills and Survival. Your ticket includes a copy of the book and a unique link to join the conversation.
Books in Common NW welcomes acclaimed author David Joy to share his fierce and tender tale of a father, an addict, a lawman, and the explosive events that come to unite them, When These Mountains Burn. Joining David will be Lane Jacobson owner of Paulina Springs Books - a longtime fan of David's work, from his days managing a bookstore in David's home state of North Carolina.
Books in Common NW peeks behind the curtain of the modern-day hate movement with journalist Lonnie Lusardo and The Anatomy of Organized Hate. Lusardo will be joined in conversation by criminal justice scholar William Parkin from Seattle University.
Visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/books-in-common-lonnie-lusardo-will-parkin-tickets-124022844667 to register, and add a copy of The Anatomy of Organized Hate when you do!
Books in Common NW is especially delighted to welcome fellow bookseller Tina Ontiveros to share her new memoir Rough House.
Books in Common NW welcomes Smith Henderson and Jon Marc Smith to share their new thriller MAKE THEM CRY with fellow author Chad Dundas.
Books in Common NW welcomes critically acclaimed author Maxim Loskutoff to share his new book Ruthie Fear with fellow writer Joe Wilkins.
Join Maxim Loskutoff in sharing his new book Ruthie Fear with fellow writer Joe Wilkins (Fall Back Down When I Die). In this haunting parable of the American West, a young woman faces the violent past of her remote Montana valley.