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February 15, 2012
Orange County Literacy Council: Writers for Readers Book and Author Luncheon
If you love good books and live in or near Orange County, the only place to be on February 20th is the Orange County Literacy Council‘s 5th Annual Writers for Readers Book …
February 13, 2012
Algonquin’s Lucky 7: Introducing Our Monthly E-book Promo
AHH, FEBRUARY, THE MONTH OF LOVE! What better way to commemorate Valentine’s Day than by spreading the love of reading? We asked seven Algonquin authors to choose their favorite Algonquin title ever—a …
February 10, 2012
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a Raspberry-Almond Trifle!
Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day dessert to show your loved one how much you care? Try this amazing raspberry-almond trifle that’s guaranteed to give any dessert-lover weak knees. (And don’t be …
February 6, 2012
Booksellers Rock! Kelly Justice, Fountain Bookstore
Name: Kelly Justice Bookstore: Fountain Bookstore Title: Boss Lady Brief Bio: Kelly bought The Fountain in January 2008 after managing it since 2000 and she has been a professional independent bookseller since …
February 1, 2012
West of Here: Now in Paperback
We’re pleased to announce that Jonathan Evison‘s New York Times bestseller West of Here is now available in paperback! Evison’s epic novel received a boatload of accolades last year: Hudson Booksellers’ Book of …
January 31, 2012
A Blessing on the Moon: Now on Stage!
Joseph Skibell is no stranger when it comes to accolades and awards. Recently, his novel A Curable Romantic won the prestigious Sami Rohr Choice Award (which comes with a $25,000 grand prize). …
January 30, 2012
Lauren Grodstein & Stephen King; Algonquin Book Club Event, 3/3
Get ready for our next Algonquin Book Club event coming up on March 3 at 7:00 p.m. EST! Tune into the live webcast to hear Stephen King in conversation with Lauren Grodstein, …
January 27, 2012
January Poetry Roundup
As Carl Phillips said, “The truest poetry speaks to us not as documentation . . . but as confirmation—echo—of something essential to being human, flawed, mortal.” Because we Algonkians are voracious readers …
