A pair high school English teachers who are working towards the next step of our professional adventure as independent bookstore owners!
Fort Smith, AR
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LOVE to @BookishFS in Fort Smith, AK. GFOP Scott Faldon calls it, "A treasure. Local authors, odd volumes you’d never see in a big box store and, yes, even a sports section."
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On Saturday, 9/17, at 2pm, meet us at @BookishFS here in Fort Smith for a panel discussion with the store owner and your humble editor alongside poets @CAGerardPoet and Heather Dobbins, who will also read some of their work.
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It’s a special one today! Ahead of publication next month I’m giving away a signed (ridiculously beautiful) hardback copy of #TheForevers RT and FOLLOW and I’ll pick a winner next Friday. #Competition #giveaway #win #free
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Happy #TransDayOfVisibility!
One of the many ways to celebrate and uplift transgender people is to listen to their stories. Here are some audiobooks to get you started ⤵️
libro.fm/playlists/transgend…
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From @BookishFS to Artesana Soaps, Brother has been highlighting a range of Main Street small businesses on their social channels.
Shout out a #smallbiz in the comments for the chance to get them featured on @BrotherOffice's channels!
#partner #SupportSmallBusiness
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Worth noting that sad white nationalist gollum Stephen Miller is succeeded today by Vinay Reddy, who's not only a superior speechwriter, but a proud son of immigrants. Go get 'em, brother.
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New write-up in the guardian.
Jason Reynolds: 'Snoop Dogg once told white folks: 'I know you hate me. But your kids don't.' That's how I feel' | Books | The Guardian theguardian.com/books/2020/n…
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WATCH: John Lewis tearfully accepting National Book Award. He couldn't get a library card in 1956 because the library was "for whites only".
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Today is the first Sunday in as long as I can remember when the New York Times Bestseller List looked like my bookshelves.
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Happy Sunday, indeed.
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Through community and curation, indie bookstores are thriving 📚wbur.org/onpoint/2020/02/18/…
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Congratulations to Ocean Vuong and all of 2019's Fellows
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Just a few recommendations from Sara of @BookishFS! #audiobooks #nonfiction #fiction #booksellerrecommended
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It’s #MeetaBooksellerMonday! We’re excited to introduce Sara Putman, owner and bookseller at @BookishFS: blog.libro.fm/meet-a-booksel…
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On my way to #FortSmith home of that “Hanging Judge” Isaac Charles Parker. #booksigning @BookishFS Great day for a drive. The city even put out a sign to welcome me. #ASparrowFalls
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Educators, we're working on something awesome to help you help your kids write. Stay tuned 😊
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Love this shout-out to librarians and libraries, too! Librarians buy a lot of books, and we promote them through Readers' Advisory. And guess what? If a patron falls in love with an author from a library read, they often will BUY YOUR BOOKS in the future!
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The second annual #AspenLitPrize goes to @tayari, for AN AMERICAN MARRIAGE! "Books matter, stories matter," she says.
