In this episode we discuss Michiko Aoyama's new book Hot Chocolate on Thursday, as well as the author's thoughts on translation and how she hopes to keep writing books for 200 years.

The School of Night by Karl Ove Knausgaard

An interview with the Phil Garrett and Jennifer McCord, publishers of Epicenter Press, covering the press's recent titles, themes of Pacific Northwest Literature, and the future of the publishing industry.

How an international literary festival brought new ideas and influences to the city of Seattle.

Spencer Ruchti on what makes a great bookseller and how to start an international book prize.

Baldwin: A Love Story by Nicholas Boggs

Wendy Kendall shares information about local writing conferences, writing book reviews for My Edmunds News, and gives a sneak peek at her latest book Don't Shoot the Messenger Bag.

Get a sneak peak at Tanya Grant's new book Made You Look, then attend her book reading at Third Place Books Lake Forest Park on November 18th.

Today we're discussing Mona Awad's We Love You, Bunny and the importance of friendships and community.

Today we're discussing Oliver Burkeman's Meditations for Mortals and how to live this philosophy as a parent.

Welcome to Seattle Chapters. Today we're discussing Raina Telgemeier and Scott McCloud's The Cartoonists Club, and its quietly radical approach to creativity.