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We have signed copies available of Black Leopard Red Wolf, signed in-person by author Marlon James at our in-person event with him on February 18, 2019
We have signed copies available of 31-Day Food Revolution, signed in-person by author Ocean Robbins at our in-person event with her on February 10, 2019
"Ocean Robbins brings the latest insights of medical science into a simple and brilliant program that sets you up for success. If you want to fight heart disease, diabetes, cancer, obesity, and dementia—read this book. Your life—and your world—will love you for it." —Dean Ornish, MD
We now have signed copies available of Temper CA, signed in-person by author Paul Skenazy at our in-store event with him on January 10th, 2019.
"This elegant and unforgettable novella pulls us into the secrets and desires of Joy Temper, a woman carrying the weight of her family and a fair share of California history on her shoulders. Skenazy reminds us that our deepest wounds often make us most receptive and alive."--Elizabeth McKenzie
We have signed copies available of An Anonymous Girl, signed by both authors, Greeg Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, on a tip-in page.
"[A] seamless thriller that will keep readers on their toes to the very end...Readers will enjoy the dizzying back-and-forth as they attempt to figure out just who to root for and as the suspense ratchets up to one hell of a conclusion." —Booklist
We have signed copies of Calypso, signed by author David Sedaris on a specially-printed bookplate, affixed to first printings of the first edition.
"Every one of Sedaris’s books has made me laugh, but this is the first one to make me cry. Sedaris uses his keen sense of humor to turn mundane activities into sidesplitting stories, and he also applies it as a balm to ease the trials of getting older and the heavy burdens of loss. Most of the stories in this collection focus on his family, all just as funny as he is; because of this, Calypso is Sedaris’s most personal work yet." - Jade, Bookshop Santa Cruz staff
We have signed copies available of Northwood, signed in-person by author Maryse Meijer at our in-person event with her on November 13th, 2018.
"Northwood’s mesmerizing alchemy is this: pain + desire + the deep, dark woods = a book so addictive you will inhale it in one breath. Meijer has made her own form, something new and wide-open, something as blissful and broken as the language of lovesickness itself." —Samantha Hunt, author of The Dark Dark
We now have signed copies available of Kit & Kaboodle, signed in-person by author and illustrator Rosemary Wells, at our in-store event with her November 30th, 2018.
In the spirit of Max and Ruby, Rosemary Wells launches a new preschool picture book series starring brother-and-sister twin cat duo Kit and Kaboodle, and the mischievous mouse Spinka!
We now have signed copies available of In the Kingdom of Ice: The Grand and Terrible Polar Voyage of the USS Jeannette, signed in-person by author Hampton Sides at our in-store event with him on November 26th, 2018.
With thrilling twists and turns, In The Kingdom of Ice is a spellbinding tale of heroism and determination in the most brutal place on Earth.
We have signed copies available of Alice Isn't Dead, signed in-person by author Joseph Fink at our in-store event with him on November 15th, 2018.
"If you’ve ever driven Highway 5 late at night, you know there is something ethereal about the long stretch of road when it is blanketed with stars. Joseph Fink evokes the same feeling in his newest novel, Alice Isn’t Dead. After the supposed death of her wife, Keisha—certain Alice is still alive—abandons her life to become a trucker and search for the missing Alice, and runs afoul of a sinister and horrifying organization. Strange and glorious, this book will leave you changed." - Ivy, Bookshop Santa Cruz staff
We have signed copies available of The Feminist Revolution: The Struggle for Women's LIberation, signed in-person by one of the authors, Bonnie J. Morris.
"An overview of intersectional politics and the rise of the second wave that reads like a punk rock zine." - O Magazine