Archive for August, 2011

Essay from Scott Nadelson

Posted by Liz Crain | Filed under Aftermath, Scott Nadelson | Aug 29, 2011 | Tags: ,
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Once again the fields we mow 

And gather in the aftermath.
—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Sometime during the summer of 2005, while working on a new story, I wrote lines of dialogue that surprised me. “The world died a long time before you were born,” a father tells his daughter and son-in-law, who are shocked and saddened by ...Read more.

Scott Nadelson and Aftermath Book Events

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Scott Nadelson’s short story collection Aftermath is due to spread its wings in just TEN days! Its pub. date is next Thursday, September 1st and with that comes all sorts of great book events throughout the Pacific Northwest. Below is the current lineup. Please be in touch if you’d like to set a reading or ...Read more.

Hawthorne Books Round-up

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With so many titles published over the past 10 years sometimes it’s hard to keep track of what all of our authors have been up to. Here are a few highlights from the past few months. Please let us know anything and everything that we left out!
Portland Monthly visited Hawthorne Books in the spring for ...Read more.

We Love Indie Bookstores

It seems like every week there is a new gloom and doom report on books. No one is reading them…the printed book is going the way of the dinosaurs…indie bookstores and small publishing houses are being cornered and eaten alive by large corporations. Roar! Obviously, we like to stay abreast of all publishing and ...Read more.