Longfellow Books

this week’s reading: ian mcewan’s postapocalyptic novel of memory & knowledge (WHAT WE CAN KNOW); a skinny murakami memoir about fathers & sons (ABANDONING A CAT); short fiction from local author sarah braunstein (BABY IN A BOX); the shattering new novel from louise kennedy, beloved of longfellow staff (STATIONS); deb olin unferth’s indescribable novel about living on a dying planet (EARTH 7); and a novelist’s understanding of her craft (A LONG GAME)

We're bringing Paul Doiron Books back to Portland to celebrate the release of the newest book in the Mike Bowditch series, STORM TIDE! This year we'll be doing the event with our friends over at Mechanics' Hall and tickets will be required.

Paul will be in conversation with his audio book narrator Paul Leyva, and there will be a Q+A and book signing meet-and-greet after the talk. We hope to see you there!

Purchase tickets here:

STORM TIDE - A Paul Doiron book launch & author talk Join us for an author discussion with Paul Doiron and his audio book with narrator Paul Leyva. Q+A, and book signing meet-and-greet too.

Received a visit from THE today, which means that we currently have signed copies of his books in stock! 🐦

this week’s reading: comedies of errors (LOITERING WITH INTENT, EXCELLENT WOMEN), a thrillery california gothic (GODSHOT), millennial nihilism (AGNES LIVES!), baldwin’s landmark q***r novel (GIOVANNI’S ROOM), music culture in 70s new york and 90s scotland (POSTCARDS…, LOVES GOES…), a novel of delusion, art, and complicity (THE DIRECTOR), and the latest in devney perry’s romantic epic (RITES OF THE STARLING)