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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2024

Our annual guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at Minnesota's independent bookstores is here! See what your favorite local shop has planned.

Thanksgiving is here, and as always, lots of Minnesota indie bookstores are offering sales and specials on Black Friday, a.k.a. Plaid Friday, and Small Business Saturday, November 29–November 30, 2024. Here, you’ll find information on what all your favorite shops throughout the state are doing on those days as well as a few sales and specials happening on Thursday and extending beyond this…

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I am being haunted by @neil-gaiman . This is what living in the Midwest is like, you will see Neil Gaiman’s autograph everywhere. You will be told stories about him randomly. You will find out that used to frequent your favorite coffee shop.

Three days ago, I knew peace, then I read “The Graveyard Book”, my first Gaiman book, and began seeing Gaiman everywhere. Go to Chapter2Books in Hudson, autographed posters in the wall. My favorite coffee shop? Oh yeah he used to hang out there and write. The cool ass bookstore across the street, Dream Haven? They published “Angels and Visitations” and hosted a ton of book signings. I briefly open Instagram, click on a friend’s story and see him, this cool goth man that is now everywhere. I find no sanctuary. I read a mildly spooky story on Reddit, innocently scroll through the comments and there it is: “Sounds like a Neil Gaiman story”. If you walk into literally any bookstore in the Midwest, all the books are signed by him. If you think there is a single quaint and inviting place in Minneapolis, people will find you and provide you with unsolicited Neil Gaiman lore about how in the 90’s Gaiman frequented the shop and the owner’s cousin’s uncle’s brother’s nephew was the inspiration for Bod.

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Editor appears at Local Author Extravaganza! + Five Great Quotations about Book Critics

'Editor appears at topical anaesthetic causation extravaganza!\nA special Chapter 2 logothanks to Chapter2Books in Hudson, Wis., for hosting the Local Author Extravaganza! on Satur sidereal day, Feb. 15. more than than a 12 authors (including yours truly) from west-central Wisconsin and the exchangeableness Cities were on go throughout the day to meet with readers and marking books. Chapter2Books, which has long carried books by a look of local and regional authors, likely pass on change its military position in March, so stay tuned for its impudently location. \n\nNeed an editor in chief program? Having your book, business archive or academic paper check or edit before submitting it experience the bounce prove invalu commensurate. In an economic modality where you face non-buoyant competition, your writing needfully a warrant eye to gift you the edge. Whether you come from a big urban center like Greenvile, southerly Carolina, or a sm all in all township like Cocklebiddy, Washington, I gouge generate that arcminute eye.\n\n+\n\n quintuplet Great Quotations somewhat Book Critics\nWhen a Business of physical composition man publishes a book, in that location ar so m whatever an(prenominal) stupid things express that he declares hell never do it again. The praise is close to always worse than the reprimand. Sherwood Anderson\n\nHonest criticism is hard to take, especially from a relative, a friend, an acquaintance, or a stranger. Franklin Jones\n\nConfronted by an short infuriating reappraisal it is sometimes reformative for the victim to do a weensy personal seek on the critic. Is there any equity to the rumor that he had no glob education beyond the age of 11? In any event, is he able to construct a simple incline sentence? Do his participles dangle? When go to lyricism does he redeem I had a gaming time? Was he ever arrested for burglary? I dont know that you allow prove anything this way, tho it is perf ectly clean and quite soothing. denim Kerr\n\nNature fits all her children with something to do, He who would write and cant write, can for certain review. James Russell Lowell\n\nA critic knows more than the author he criticizes, or just as much, or at to the lowest degree somewhat less. aboriginal Manning\n\nNeed an editor? Having your book, business account or academic paper insure or change before submitting it can prove invaluable. In an economic temper where you face monstrous competition, your writing postulate a second eye to give you the edge. Whether you come from a big city like Knoxville, Tennessee, or a modest town like Lick Skillet, Virginia, I can run that second eye.'

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Editor appearing at Hudson book event Saturday

Youll erect Chapter 2 logomeet a number of west-central Wisconsin and Twin Cities writers including yours rattling at the local Author take-off! on Saturday, Feb. 15 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Chapter2Books in historic vocation district Hudson. \n\nSince opening, Chapter2 has done a fantastic course of carrying books by regional authors, as easy as crack a ample selection of opposite titles, including an impressive hookup of childrens books. \n\nA partial appoint of the authors who will be at Saturdays yett complicate Kate Hopper, William Kent Krueger, Christine Husom, Jeannie Roberts, Connie Kingrey, Dan Woll, Sarah Stonic, Michelle Sailor, Susan Sims Moody, Gary Porter, Barbara Deese, Lee Kisling, David Housewright, Jaclynn Heron, Carolyn Bohlke, Joanne Vruno, and mike Yurk. My time time slot is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. \n\nYou can shoot the breeze with the authors, have them sign their books, and you might even be subject to talk a couple into study from them. Cha pter2Books is located at 422 2nd St., Hudson, Wis.\n\n pauperism an editor? Having your book, business document or academic physical composition proofread or edited out front submitting it can erect invaluable. In an economical climate where you fount heavy competition, your create verbally needs a second middle to give you the edge. Whether you go down from a king-sized city alike Omaha, Nebraska, or a small townsfolk like Duckville, Tennessee, I can leave that second eye.'

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The MN Guide to Independent Bookstore Day 2024

Our annual Independent Bookstore Day guide is here! Check out what your favorite local shops in and near Minnesota have planned for Saturday.

Jump to store listings: Minneapolis | St. Paul | Greater Twin Cities Metro | Outside the Metro | Outside Minnesota It’s that time of year! On April 27, 2024, bookstores throughout Minnesota and around the country will be celebrating Independent Bookstore Day. Officially participating stores will have exclusive Independent Bookstore Day items while supplies last, which usually isn’t long—tote…

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Your annual guide to Independent Bookstore Day is here! See the sales, giveaways, author signings, and more happening at stores throughout Minnesota (and a few across the border) this Saturday.

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2023

It's here: our annual guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at Minnesota's independent bookstores! See what your favorite local shop has planned.

Thanksgiving week is here, and as always, lots of Minnesota indie bookstores are offering sales and specials on Black Friday, November 24, and Small Business Saturday, November 25, 2023. Below, you’ll find information on what all your favorite shops throughout the state are doing on those days as well as a few sales and specials that extend beyond this weekend. Check out the map at the bottom of…

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The MN Guide to Independent Bookstore Day 2021

Independent Bookstore Day is April 24, but some of the celebrations are starting now! Check out what's happening at your favorite stores throughout Minnesota.

After (wisely) holding a delayed, more low-key virtual event last year, indie bookstores in Minnesota and around the country will be celebrating this year’s Independent Bookstore Day on April 24, 2021. Officially participating stores will have exclusive Independent Bookstore Day items—which can include tote bags, advance reader copies (ARCs), posters, clothing, and more—and may have sales and…

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2022

Our annual guide to what Minnesota's independent bookstores are doing on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday is here!

The winter holiday shopping season is here, and as always, it’s a great time to buy from local businesses! This year marks the 10th anniversary of Indies First, a national campaign encouraging readers to support independent bookstores. Author Celeste Ng is serving as 2022 spokesperson. Whether you want to shop in person or online, lots of Minnesota indies are offering sales and specials on Black…

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2018

Our annual guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at Minnesota bookstores is here!

Thanksgiving weekend features some of the biggest shopping days of the year, and seeing as Minneapolis and St. Paul are always popping up on lists of America’s most literate cities, you can be sure a lot of the purchases around these parts will be books. In addition to Black Friday, independent bookstores have been celebrating Small Business Saturday over the last few years as a shop-local…

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The MN Guide to Independent Bookstore Day 2022

Our annual Independent Bookstore Day guide is here! Check out what your favorite local shop has planned for Saturday.

It’s that time, book lovers! On April 30, 2022, indie bookstores throughout Minnesota and around the country will be celebrating Independent Bookstore Day. Officially participating stores will have exclusive Independent Bookstore Day items while supplies last—tote bags, advance reader copies (ARCs), mugs, fancy pencils, and more, which usually go fast—and may have sales and other special…

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2021

Our annual guide to what Minnesota's independent bookstores are doing on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday is here!

Between pandemic safety precautions and major supply-chain issues, holiday shopping has looked a bit different these past couple of years. Many stores have been struggling, and now is a great time to support your local independent bookstore! Whether you want to shop in person or online, lots of Minnesota indies are offering sales and specials on Black Friday, November 26, and Small Business…

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2017

It's your guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at your fave MN bookstores, from Addendum to Zenith!

Thanksgiving weekend features some of the biggest shopping days of the year, and seeing as Minneapolis and St. Paul are always popping up on lists of America’s most literate cities, you can be sure a lot of the purchases around these parts will be books. In addition to Black Friday, independent bookstores have been celebrating Small Business Saturday over the last few years as a shop-local…

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The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2019

It's that time of year: our annual guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday at Minnesota indie bookstores is here!

Thanksgiving is upon us, and that means some of the biggest shopping days of the year are looming. In addition to Black Friday, independent bookstores have been celebrating Small Business Saturday over the last few years as a shop-local alternative, with author Sherman Alexie’s Indies First campaign helping to bring authors into stores to volunteer as booksellers for the day.

As always, most of…

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The MN Guide to Independent Bookstore Day 2019

Independent Bookstore Day is Saturday, April 27! Here's your complete guide to all the sales, giveaways, author appearances, and more happening at bookstores in the Twin Cities and all around Minnesota.

On April 27, 2019, indie bookstores in Minnesota and around the country will be celebrating Independent Bookstore Day, which as always is great news for book lovers. Officially participating stores will have exclusive Independent Bookstore Day items—which can include tote bags, advance reader copies (ARCs), posters, clothing, and more—and many will also be offering sales, author appearances, free…