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Upcoming events

09.04.10: Max Evans - War and Music(1 day)
09.05.10: Dennis Larkins - Startling Art (Slideshow)(2 days)
09.08.10: Bookworks Book Club(5 days)
Slideshow: Harvey Caplin's Real Cowboys of the Old West(6 days)
09.11.10: Diane Stanley - Saving Sky(8 days)
09.12.10: Slideshow - 500 Years of Chicano History(9 days)

Contests

We'll keep a current list of all current contest winners here, including our monthly event email list drawing, and other contests that are in the planning stages at the moment.

11/20: Trying to figure out how best to give away a copy of the Deluxe Food Lover's Companion. Suggestions? Comment or email me.

11/11-11/14: Margaret Atwood Facebook Contest - click for details and a link to our Facebook page! Winner: Rachel Fuertz

11/7 National Bookstore Day $100 Gift Card Drawing: Mary Ann Osley

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New Releases This Month


The Bone Fire: A Mystery (Hardcover) By Christine Barber $24.99 On the eve of the Fiesta de Santa Fe in New Mexico, people gather to watch the burning of a huge puppet called Zozobra. The 300-year-old custom represents a new beginning, as the problems of the past year vanish in the flames. This year the event becomes a crime scene when a child's skull is discovered in the ashes. Detective Sergeant Gilbert Montoya works with Lucy Newroe, a newspaper editor and volunteer EMT, to find the identity of the victim. The case takes them to every level of Santa Fe society, from gangbangers to judges, none of whom are happy when the investigators come calling, attempting to tie the skull to a cold missing-person case. Readers will enjoy the Santa Fe atmosphere and the local lore along with an intriguing plot.

The Bone Fire: A Mystery (Hardcover)

By Christine Barber

$24.99

On the eve of the Fiesta de Santa Fe in New Mexico, people gather to watch the burning of a huge puppet called Zozobra. The 300-year-old custom represents a new beginning, as the problems of the past year vanish in the flames. This year the event becomes a crime scene when a child's skull is discovered in the ashes. Detective Sergeant Gilbert Montoya works with Lucy Newroe, a newspaper editor and volunteer EMT, to find the identity of the victim. The case takes them to every level of Santa Fe society, from gangbangers to judges, none of whom are happy when the investigators come calling, attempting to tie the skull to a cold missing-person case. Readers will enjoy the Santa Fe atmosphere and the local lore along with an intriguing plot.

Indie Next List Great Reads - in eBooks

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I Don't Care About Your Band (Paperback) By Julie Klausner $15.00 Klausner takes an all too hysterical topic - dating - and relives her bouts into desiring men while twisting her extreme sense of humor around each tale and gives us all something to laugh about out loud. Making valid points of sense regarding each type of person she attempts to make love her, the author illuminates us readers with the emotional experience she undergoes. Unable to give up on the dating scene, Klausner allows us to see her progress while giving all dateables in her world a shot. And there are a lot of them. By finishing this book, she is on the edge of 30, and she delivers her revelation on the literal eve of the new year. Looking back, she laughs at herself, and relieved to be beyond the tumultuous twenties in dateworld, she looks to the newness and "maturity" of her thirties. Rollicking and completely adorable in an adult woman's way, I Don't Care About Your Rock Band will have you laughing a lot.

I Don't Care About Your Band (Paperback)

By Julie Klausner

$15.00

Klausner takes an all too hysterical topic - dating - and relives her bouts into desiring men while twisting her extreme sense of humor around each tale and gives us all something to laugh about out loud. Making valid points of sense regarding each type of person she attempts to make love her, the author illuminates us readers with the emotional experience she undergoes. Unable to give up on the dating scene, Klausner allows us to see her progress while giving all dateables in her world a shot. And there are a lot of them. By finishing this book, she is on the edge of 30, and she delivers her revelation on the literal eve of the new year. Looking back, she laughs at herself, and relieved to be beyond the tumultuous twenties in dateworld, she looks to the newness and "maturity" of her thirties. Rollicking and completely adorable in an adult woman's way, I Don't Care About Your Rock Band will have you laughing a lot.

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