
BookCourt
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 – 7PM
MATTHEA HARVEY & ELIZABETH ZECHEL –
THE LITTLE GENERAL AND THE GIANT SNOWFLAKE!!!
The Little General and the Giant Snowflake is a beautifully
illustrated allegory by a leading poet, perfect for children and adults
alike. The little general heads an army called the Realists, and every
day he a...nd his troops practice battle formations on a field, while the
Dreamers use it to play strange, peaceful games. His soldiers include
Sergeant Samantha, wishes the general would pay attention to her, and
Lieutenant Lyle, who always seems to get into trouble. One day the
little general sees a giant snowflake hovering in his garden. Ashamed,
he pretends not to see it, but eventually he discovers that everyone in
his army has a similar problem. What magical message is the snowflake
trying to bring to the general, and to the world?Read More
MATTHEA HARVEY & ELIZABETH ZECHEL –
THE LITTLE GENERAL AND THE GIANT SNOWFLAKE!!!
The Little General and the Giant Snowflake is a beautifully
illustrated allegory by a leading poet, perfect for children and adults
alike. The little general heads an army called the Realists, and every
day he a...nd his troops practice battle formations on a field, while the
Dreamers use it to play strange, peaceful games. His soldiers include
Sergeant Samantha, wishes the general would pay attention to her, and
Lieutenant Lyle, who always seems to get into trouble. One day the
little general sees a giant snowflake hovering in his garden. Ashamed,
he pretends not to see it, but eventually he discovers that everyone in
his army has a similar problem. What magical message is the snowflake
trying to bring to the general, and to the world?Read More

BookCourt
TONIGHT, 7PM:
A Book Party for THE READER: From the Brooklyn Writers Space Reading Series
Come join fellow writers in Brooklyn for a celebration of THE READER,
a collection of voices and characters including gangsters, painters,
weirdos, sad sacks, wanderers, musicians, activists, sexual healers,
angels, stoners,
hammer-wiel...ding madmen, separated twins, and Glenn Gould that represent
the Brooklyn Writers Space Reading Series. THE READER includes novel
excerpts, stories, plays, and screenplays all by the unique writer’s
community at the Brooklyn Writers Space.
Contributors Include: Paula Bernstein, Andrew Boyd, Donald Breckenridge, Danielle Durkin
Jennifer Cody Epstein, Matt Everett, Paul Feldman, Marian Fontana,
Yvonne Garrett, Ezra Goldstein, Sharon Guskin, Drew Haxby, Mark
Jacobson, Martin Kleinman, Michael Lazan, Edmund Lee, Marcia Lerner,
Lorraine Martindale, Robin Messing, Joan Minieri, Honor Molloy,
Rosemary Moore, Wendy Ponte, Dominic Preziosi, Elyse Schein, Martha
Schwendener, Josh Sohn, Rachael Stark, Albert Stern, Paul Takeuchi,
Alex Tilney, Rachel Urquhart.Read More
A Book Party for THE READER: From the Brooklyn Writers Space Reading Series
Come join fellow writers in Brooklyn for a celebration of THE READER,
a collection of voices and characters including gangsters, painters,
weirdos, sad sacks, wanderers, musicians, activists, sexual healers,
angels, stoners,
hammer-wiel...ding madmen, separated twins, and Glenn Gould that represent
the Brooklyn Writers Space Reading Series. THE READER includes novel
excerpts, stories, plays, and screenplays all by the unique writer’s
community at the Brooklyn Writers Space.
Contributors Include: Paula Bernstein, Andrew Boyd, Donald Breckenridge, Danielle Durkin
Jennifer Cody Epstein, Matt Everett, Paul Feldman, Marian Fontana,
Yvonne Garrett, Ezra Goldstein, Sharon Guskin, Drew Haxby, Mark
Jacobson, Martin Kleinman, Michael Lazan, Edmund Lee, Marcia Lerner,
Lorraine Martindale, Robin Messing, Joan Minieri, Honor Molloy,
Rosemary Moore, Wendy Ponte, Dominic Preziosi, Elyse Schein, Martha
Schwendener, Josh Sohn, Rachael Stark, Albert Stern, Paul Takeuchi,
Alex Tilney, Rachel Urquhart.Read More

BookCourt
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 7PM
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TRACY KIDDER - STRENGTH IN WHAT REMAINS
With an anthropologist's eye and a novelist's pen, Pulitzer Prize–winning Kidder (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
recounts the story of Deo, the Burundian former medical student turned
American émigré at the center of this strikingly vivid story. T...old in
flashbacks from Deo's 2006 return visit to Burundi to mid-1990s New
York and the Burundi of childhood memory and young adulthood—as the
Rwandan genocide spilled across the border following the same inflamed
ethnic divisions—then picking up in 2003, when author and subject first
meet, Deo's experience is conveyed with a remarkable depth of vision
and feeling. Kidder renders his subject with deep yet unfussy fidelity
and the conflict with detail and nuance. While the book might recall
Dave Eggers's novelized version of a real-life Sudanese refugee's
experience in What Is the What, reading this book hardly covers
old ground, but enables one to walk in the footsteps of its singular
subject and see worlds new and old afresh. This profoundly gripping,
hopeful and crucial testament is a work of the utmost skill, sympathy
and moral clarity.Read More
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TRACY KIDDER - STRENGTH IN WHAT REMAINS
With an anthropologist's eye and a novelist's pen, Pulitzer Prize–winning Kidder (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
recounts the story of Deo, the Burundian former medical student turned
American émigré at the center of this strikingly vivid story. T...old in
flashbacks from Deo's 2006 return visit to Burundi to mid-1990s New
York and the Burundi of childhood memory and young adulthood—as the
Rwandan genocide spilled across the border following the same inflamed
ethnic divisions—then picking up in 2003, when author and subject first
meet, Deo's experience is conveyed with a remarkable depth of vision
and feeling. Kidder renders his subject with deep yet unfussy fidelity
and the conflict with detail and nuance. While the book might recall
Dave Eggers's novelized version of a real-life Sudanese refugee's
experience in What Is the What, reading this book hardly covers
old ground, but enables one to walk in the footsteps of its singular
subject and see worlds new and old afresh. This profoundly gripping,
hopeful and crucial testament is a work of the utmost skill, sympathy
and moral clarity.Read More

BookCourt TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 – 7PM - BOMB FALL ISSUE READING & LAUNCH PARTY Please join the editors of BOMB Magazine to celebrate the launch of their fall issue, with readings by Christopher Sorrentino and Victoria Redel, and a short staged performance of a play by Thomas Bradshaw.

Michelle Moore Richter This is the most happy-making bookstore I've visited in a long time!

Emiliux Amazing Bookshop, greetings of a spaniard!!

Minstrels Alley www.minstrelsalley.com

Jesse Sublett ART BLOG #9: Catfish for breakfast, Picasso for lunch, Falling in Love Again, Chemotherapy & jamming with Patti Smith http://wp.me/pBrVs-7m

Bo Hoefinger
Since you're a dog friendly store hopefully you have my book BAD TO THE BONE: Memoir Of A Rebel Doggie Blogger on order. It's being published by Kensington Books and is due out late September. You can read a chap online @ www.boknowsonline.com. It's a funny memoir, written through this dog's eyes, about the last fourte...en years with my family. It's the 1st memoir written by a dog published in non-fiction. Woof!Read More

Lisa How does an author get their book on your shelves?

Brownstone Poets
Thanks for having the Brownstone Poets yesterday. A truly awesome experience!
- Pattie

Brownstone Poets See you tomorrow
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