|
The sale tables and used book shelves are teeming
this month, so plan to spend a while looking around.
In addition to lots of beautiful children's books, we
have also acquired some terrific used metaphysics
books at both Pegasus stores. And our remaining
calendars, at 3 for $5, are still beautiful and varied, but
we've made room for dozens of literary titles in
all genres.
Come see!
| The scoop on summer releases |
 |
|
Give or take a new Harry Potter title, we’re most
anticipating a new novel from Khaled
Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner. Here
are some other releases we're looking forward
to:
May is the biggest month for new releases, with
novels
from Michael Chabon, Chuck
Palahniuk and Haruki
Murakami, and new non-fiction works from
Barbara
Kingsolver, and Alice Cooper (it's a golf
book, but we
just want to see what he's wearing--Izod or Nike?)
In June, look for new novels from Don DeLillo,
Ian
McEwan, Michael Ondaatje,
Armistead Maupin, Javier
Sierra and Annie Dillard.
And we can barely wait for William Gibson's
newest,
due in August. There'll also be some great summer
reads from James Patterson, Robert
Parker, Janet
Evanovich, Ridley Pearson, J.A.
Jance, Kay Hooper
and Faye Kellerman.
|
| A second for the First Amendment |
 |
|
Coming May 16th, Chris Finan will discuss
his new
book, From the Palmer Raids to the Patriot Act: A
History of the Fight for Free Speech in America at
our Pegasus Downtown store. We've know Chris for
years, as he is president of the American Booksellers
Foundation for Free Expression, a cause close to our
hearts. And so we can promise that the event and the
book will be relevant and lively. We'll keep you posted.
|
| Berkeley One and Only |
 |
|
Berkeley One and Only
by Jon Sullivan
Command Performance Press, $35.00
Do check out this beautiful hardcover book on the
history of Berkeley, so colorful and close up that you
might find yourself within it's pages. Available at our
two Berkeley stores.
|
|
Poets Kate Greenstreet and Janet Holmes |
|
|
|
Friday, March 16th, 7:30pm
Join us for an exciting evening of poetry with Kate
Greenstreet,
author of case sensitive, and Janet Holmes,
author of F2f, at
Pegasus Downtown, 2349 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley
(510) 649-1320.
A SHOP LOCAL Moment:
Shopping locally benefits local economies, farmers,
schools, environment... That's why we
say: Buy local,
eat
local, drive local, act local. It’s all one concept.
|
|