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- Location:
- Seattle, WA, 98104
- Phone:
- 206-587-5737
- Mon - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun:
- 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Events
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- Greg Bear signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Saturday, November 28 at 12:05pm - J. A. Jance signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Monday, November 30 at 12:00pm - Caitlin Kittredge signing
Tuesday, December 1 at 12:00pm - Andi Marquette signing
Saturday, December 5 at 12:00pm - Tim Bone signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Wednesday, December 9 at 12:00pm - Michelle Gagnon signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Friday, December 11 at 12:00pm - Mark Coggins signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Friday, December 11 at 12:00pm - Sue Henry signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Saturday, December 12 at 12:00pm - Jayne Ann Krentz signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Tuesday, December 29 at 12:00pm - Wendy Roberts signing
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Saturday, January 9 at 12:00pm
Bruce DeSilva DeSilvaLock Ted Bundy, Franz Kafka, and Terry Southern in a room with a typewriter and they might produce something like "Totally Killer," the great new Harper paperback novel by Facebook friend Greg Olear. This darkly comic, beautifully written tale of conspiracy, sex and obsession in 1990s New York City deserves a wide audience.
Bill Yule Polar Bear Cub for JD
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Seattle Mystery Bookshop If you missed the signing with Derek Haas, you missed a great time! But he promises he'll be back in 2011 for the third in the series, and we're holding him to it. In the meantime, the clouds are rolling in, and now is a good time to get a great book to get you through the weekend, so come on in!
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Tomorrow, script writer turned author, Derek Haas (who co-scripted "3:10 to Yuma") will be in to sign his thrillers featuring the assassin known as "Columbus". Stop by and meet him, and get your signed copies of these two staff picks.
Seattle Mystery Bookshop We've joined the rest of the retail world in crass commercialism, and we've set up our display of holiday books, right under the board announcing upcoming signings. However, we've also created a display of humorous mysteries and thrillers, since we're sure everyone needs a good, lethal laugh. Look over both and let us know if you have suggestions for either display!
Seattle Mystery Bookshop There's a storm blowing in, and you should stock up on your mysteries and thrillers now! They'll be perfect reading during the howling winds, and if the lights go out, you can always read by flashlight or firelight for that truly authentically suspenseful atmosphere.
Seattle Mystery Bookshop On our blog today, we're reminding people that our gift certificates have no hidden fees nor do they ever expire. The only caveat we can give is that you have to hang onto them, because if they're lost, you may be out of luck. Well, and they can't be exchanged for cash, but then most gift cards and certificates can't.
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Anthony Flacco will be here shortly to sign his true-crime book. Let us encourage you to come in and find out what it's about and discuss it with him.
Seattle Mystery Bookshop It's always fun when Carola's here, and for those of you who are aspiring authors, you missed a golden opportunity. Carola's agent came along as well!
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Yes, the construction continues, but we believe that having Carola Dunn in to sign should be incentive enough to brave the noise and come in. She'll be here at noon, and we hope to see you too!
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Yes, there's construction in the street and it looks messy. But there's still some parking, the sidewalks are open, and we're here. In fact, author Kat Richardson just dropped by, so you know you can get in! Drop on by before the weather changes!
Seattle Mystery Bookshop The Pacific Northwest branch of MWA has announced that they're creating a new award, "The Willo", named after Willo Davis Roberts, and the first recipient will be J. A. Jance. See their website if you'd like to attend. Congratulations, J. A.! http://mwanorthwest.com/
Seattle Mystery Bookshop Today is National Bookstore Day ~ don't let the wind and rain keep you from coming in to pick up the latest mystery!
