
Skylight Books Bestselling GREEN title since we created the section: The Urban Homestead by LA residents Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen!
Source: www.indiebound.org
"The Urban Homestead" is the essential handbook for a fast-growing new movement: urbanites are becoming gardeners and farmers. Rejecting both end-times hand wringing and dewy-eyed faith that technology will save us from ourselves, urban homesteaders choose instead to act. ...

Skylight Books Bestselling GLBT title since 1996: Gay L.A. by Lillian Faderman and Stuart Timmons. And all of that since 2006! Amazing.

Skylight Books Amazing polaroid party at Skylight Books on Thursday night!
L.A. Launch Party & Book Signing
Location:Skylight Books - Los Angeles
Time:7:30PM Thursday, November 12th

Skylight Books Back to our bestsellers in each section since 1996: Bestselling title IN FRENCH: Le Petit Prince

Skylight Books Skylight Books joins Interfictions 2 at the M Bar on Tuesday, November 10.
in which we celebrate the launch of the new anthology from the Interstital Arts Foundation
Location:M Bar
Time:8:00PM Tuesday, November 10th

Minstrels Alley Yesterday's celebration of indie bookstores was a phenomenal event! Great to see booksellers from all over the city banding together in common purpose.

For our October discussion of Telex From Cuba, we were lucky enough to have author Rachel Kushner join us for a Q&A; session. Here's a quick rundown of some of the things the group discussed and some of Rachel's answers to the questions we asked her...

Skylight Books
This year we join bookstores around the country in celebrating the first annual National Bookstore Day, a day devoted to celebrating bookselling and the vibrant culture of bookstores.
So we decided to invite booksellers (buyers, owners, managers) from other So Cal bookstores to a unique "meet and greet" reception and t...hey'll bring info about their stores. You can say hello to old friends from other bookstores and learn about others.
And to highlight the publication of the lovely new book, Art of the Bookstore: The Bookstore Paintings of Gibbs Smith, in which a number of these stores are featured, they will sign copies of the book.
At press time, the indie bookstores being represented so far are Skylight Books, Book Soup, Metropolis Books, Portrait of a Bookstore, StoriesLA, Chaucer's in Santa Barbara, as well as 2 legendary indies which are now closed -- Doug Dutton of Dutton's Brentwood and Adele Wallace of Sisterhood Books. We expect additional bookstores will join usRead More
So we decided to invite booksellers (buyers, owners, managers) from other So Cal bookstores to a unique "meet and greet" reception and t...hey'll bring info about their stores. You can say hello to old friends from other bookstores and learn about others.
And to highlight the publication of the lovely new book, Art of the Bookstore: The Bookstore Paintings of Gibbs Smith, in which a number of these stores are featured, they will sign copies of the book.
At press time, the indie bookstores being represented so far are Skylight Books, Book Soup, Metropolis Books, Portrait of a Bookstore, StoriesLA, Chaucer's in Santa Barbara, as well as 2 legendary indies which are now closed -- Doug Dutton of Dutton's Brentwood and Adele Wallace of Sisterhood Books. We expect additional bookstores will join usRead More

Skylight Books Tonight!
An Epic Quest for Reality Among Role Players, Online Gamers, and Other Dwellers of Imaginary Realms
Location:Skylight Books
Time:7:30PM Thursday, November 5th

Skylight Books
We're happy to host Gilsdorf, whose book about geekdom promises not only to tell us about the lives of geeks, but also to illuminate the whys behind the pursuit of geeky pastimes. We know a few geeks, and we're pretty sure you do, too. Come by and learn more about the geek in your life!
After playing Dungeons & Dragons ...religiously in the 1970s and 1980s, Ethan Gilsdorf went on to become a poet, teacher, and journalist. In the U.S. and in Paris, he's worked as a freelance correspondent, guidebook writer, and film and restaurant reviewer. Now based in Somerville, Massachusetts, his travel, arts, and pop culture stories appear regularly in the New York Times, Boston Globe, and Christian Science Monitor, and have been published in other magazines and newspapers including National Geographic Traveler, Psychology Today, and the Washington Post. He has also been a guest on talk radio as a fantasy and escapism expert. He does not own elf ears, but he has kept all his old D&D gear, and has been known to host a Lord of the Rings party or two. Follow Ethan's adventures at http://www.ethangilsdorf.comRead More
After playing Dungeons & Dragons ...religiously in the 1970s and 1980s, Ethan Gilsdorf went on to become a poet, teacher, and journalist. In the U.S. and in Paris, he's worked as a freelance correspondent, guidebook writer, and film and restaurant reviewer. Now based in Somerville, Massachusetts, his travel, arts, and pop culture stories appear regularly in the New York Times, Boston Globe, and Christian Science Monitor, and have been published in other magazines and newspapers including National Geographic Traveler, Psychology Today, and the Washington Post. He has also been a guest on talk radio as a fantasy and escapism expert. He does not own elf ears, but he has kept all his old D&D gear, and has been known to host a Lord of the Rings party or two. Follow Ethan's adventures at http://www.ethangilsdorf.comRead More
An Epic Quest for Reality Among Role Players, Online Gamers, and Other Dwellers of Imaginary Realms
Time:7:30PM Thursday, November 5th
Location:Skylight Books

Skylight Books Continuing on: Bestselling FILM book since 1996: Easy Riders, Raging Bulls by Peter Biskind

Skylight Books R U freaky? R U geeky? What does RPG mean to you? Then you darned well better be at our event tonight @ 7:30.




















