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New Fiction Roundup, February 2024
February brings us a bevy of new fiction, including multiple genre mashups such as fantasy mystery and historical fantasy, and an especially strong slate of historical fiction, among many other excellent titles. 2/6: The Adversary by Michael Crummey In 1800s Newfoundland, two siblings fight a cutthroat battle to control the coastal shipping trade. As the … Continue reading "New Fiction Roundup, February 2024" https://shelftalkblog.wordpress.com/2024/01/31/new-fiction-roundup-february-2024/ -
A Peek at Peak Picks – February 2024
Check out the ten books we’re adding to Peak Picks in February! In fiction, dozens of authors – including Margaret Atwood, Douglas Preston, Tommy Orange and Celeste Ng – are the forces behind individual tenants in a New York City apartment building during the height of the COVID lockdown in Fourteen Days; Hisashi Kashiwai follows … Continue reading "A Peek at Peak Picks – February 2024" https://shelftalkblog.wordpress.com/2024/01/29/a-peek-at-peak-picks-february-2024/
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Rescheduled: 2020 Seattle Reads "There There" by Tommy Orange Will Happen Oct. 17-18
(May 06, 2020) Seattle Reads, the “one book, one city” program started by The Seattle Public Library in 1998, has rescheduled its 2020 discussion of “There There” by Tommy Orange. Orange will visit Seattle from Oct. 17-18, 2020, and will speak at four public Seattle Reads events. Look for more details on the programs later this year at spl.org/seattlereads. View this page -
Native and Indigenous Voices Celebrated in October With Seattle Reads and The Seattle Public Library
(October 07, 2020) Seattle Reads, the “one book, one city” program started by The Seattle Public Library in 1998, will celebrate Native and Indigenous voices in October with virtual events including a discussion with Tommy Orange, author of the Seattle Reads 2020 pick “There There.” Seattle Reads was originally planned for May of 2020, but was rescheduled because of changes to Library programming due to COVID-19. View this page -
Seattle Reads Pick for 2020 Is 'There There' by Tommy Orange
(October 29, 2019) Seattle Reads, the “one book, one city” program started by The Seattle Public Library in 1998, announced its book selection for 2020: “There There” by Tommy Orange. The award-winning novel is the first Seattle Reads pick by an indigenous author. View this page -
Fall Author Readings Hosted by The Seattle Public Library Begin Sept. 15
(September 14, 2020) Attend author events, book discussions and literary programs from the comfort of your own living room this fall. The Seattle Public has a wide variety of online author events coming up in September and October, from a children's book about a whale's journey to local romance authors chatting about their upcoming books. View this page -
May 19-20: Author Julie Otsuka Will Appear at 4 Seattle Reads Programs to Discuss 'The Swimmers'
(April 21, 2023) Seattle residents can dive more deeply into their experience of reading this year’s Seattle Reads selection, “The Swimmers” by Julie Otsuka, at four programs with the author on Friday, May 19 and Saturday, May 20. Seattle Reads programs also include an exhibit at the Central Library and a Thursday, May 4 gallery walk at the Frye Museum. View this page
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