UPDATED 4/2: To increase the chances of your order being fulfilled directly from our warehouse:
1. Only order titles with an inventory status of "Available at the Warehouse."
2. Select the UPS/USPS Ground Shipping option
3. Pay with a credit card
4. Due to the new volume of sales (Thank you!) and for the safety of the workers in the warehouses, orders are taking about 4 days to process from the warehouse.
5. Including 5 or fewer books in your order will greatly speed the processing of your order.
PRE-ORDERING NOTE: If you are placing preorders that you would like to pick up at the store whenever we can get back in, please tell us so in the order comments. We will remove the shipping charge manually and place the orders as normal. Thank you!
We are happy to fufill other orders, but will not be able to process them until at least April 7.
You're also welcome to use Indiebound.org to find a store that is still operating or shop with Bookshop.org.
Imagine keeping a secret when everyone could be an informant, and every room could be bugged. A page turner and a nail-biter if there ever was one.
John
Equal parts Game of Thrones and Handmaid’ Tale (And all that comes with that.)
John
An engaging read about a person whose name has almost been lost to history.
John
This left me both frightened of all the problems to come, but at the same time optimistic of all the problems that'll finally be solved.
John
It should be as normal to wear clothes you've fixed, patched, and made your own, as it is to wear jeans with gaping holes in the knees.
John
Could you work a job that was utterly, completely pointless? Even if it paid well? Even if it didn't?
John
A genuinely fascinating (And equal parts funny and chilling) look into gun culture from a newcomer on the inside.
John
Before Apple was sued by Samsung over smartphones, before Microsoft was accused of having a monopoly in software, before Theodore Rosevelt broke up any of the large trusts, Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse went to court over who would light up America.
John
This sums up my parent's tiny dog pretty well. (I'm sure it'll remind you of your tiny dog to.)
John
They're the modern day coliseums. The hold thousands, staff hundreds, and won’t be paid off until well after they've been demolished.
John
