Bookseller Approved Reads!
AUTHORS LIVE AT THE BOOKSHELF!
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Mooncalves
By Victoria Hetherington
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Crow
By Amy Spurway
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Collapsible
By Tim Conley
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America the Fair: Using Brain Science to Create a More Just Nation
By Dan Meegan
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This One Looks Like a Boy: My Gender Journey to Life as a Man
By Lorimer Shenher
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Haunted Town Halls: From the Case Files of The Searcher Group
By Peter J. Roe
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Clyde Fans
By Seth
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Don't Label Me: An Incredible Conversation for Divided Times
By Irshad Manji
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Apr 24 2019 7:00 PM
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NEW DATE: Hump Day Karaoke with Athena McQueen- April 24
Apr 24 2019 10:00 PM
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The Molice with Special Guests The Dead Souls
Apr 25 2019 8:00 PM
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RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11: April 25
Apr 25 2019 9:00 PM
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eBar: Weekly Lineup April 19 to April 23rd 2019
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An evening with author and paranormal investigator Peter Roe
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Calling all believers & skeptics! Join paranormal expert and member of the renowned Searcher Group Peter Roe for an evening of chilling tales, discoveries and more.
Rae Wright Artistry: Nerdy Frog Art pARTy for the family! (Bookshelf's Greenroom)
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Rae Wright Artistry presents: a family paint pARTy at the Bookshelf's eBar just in time for Mother's Day!
REVIEW: THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD
Review By Andrew Hood
They Shall Not Grow Old, through colouration and rare, unflinching footage, unmoors the First World War from the past
Review: August Snow
Article By Chris Beaven
August Snow is a fast-paced look at the seedy underbelly of Detroit entwined with America's current anti-migrant political climate.