There's a lot going on in Seattle this week! From cocktails and readings to the trials of immigration--take a peek at the events this week.
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Results tagged “seattlemysterybookshop”
This Week in Lit: Playwrights, Nightmares and Adventures in Jet City
Cowboys and Introspection: The Dark Horse
We still haven't finished our review copy of Craig Johnson's The Dark Horse—but only for the best of reasons: We wanted to start with the first book, which inspired us to plow through. We finished the fourth book, Another Man's Moccasins, last night.
The Seattle Mystery Bookshop and the Case of the Somewhat Disappointing Film Adaptation
We recklessly disregarded Seattlest Audrey's advice and saw Gone Baby Gone this weekend.
All the News
--The Seattle Mystery Bookshop gets sucked into a publisher's con game. [Seattle Mystery Bookshop]
Interview: Bill Farley and JB Dickey of the Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Bill, you founded the Seattle Mystery Bookshop?
Where the Authors Are '06
The holidays are over (except for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, of course), so authors are starting to make their way to Seattle again, ready to read excerpts and sign autographs so that you'll be tempted to buy their latest title. Here's a cheat sheet for the week in book tours.
Seattle author appearance roundup
No comments, just schedules. (Because we're lazy, that's why.)
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