May is Short Story Month, so join us to talk about the best short stories of 2024! This collection features those nominated for the O. Henry Award for excellence in the short format. Commentary is offered from bestselling author Amor Towles. Read some or all of the stories and come by ready to talk about […]
Join us in welcoming Ann Schreiber to Story Line Books! Ann is an accomplished author and copywriter. She released her first book in 2024, Perseverance. Reinvention and her second book, The Top 10 Mistakes I Made My First Year as a Copywriter in March 2025. Now, we are excited the announce the pending release of […]
At Silent Book Club® there's no assigned reading. SBC members gather in bars, cafés, bookstores, libraries, and online to read together in quiet camaraderie. All readers are welcome—ebooks or audiobooks, poetry […]
Join us as we welcome our first poet to the Stories at the Station author series! James Estwick will be joining us on Thursday, June 5th from 6-7 for a discussion of his collection, Coffee: A Reflection of My Life’s Relationships. Located in the upstairs mezzanine dining area of 1881 Eating House, we will be […]
Roberto Bolano’s 2666 was published after his death, and at a whopping 900+ pages, it’s considered his most important and best work. It’s a heavy read, with graphic depictions of […]
Join us for the launch of local author Chloe Spencer's first young adult novella, Codeskull! There will be cake (Chocolate cake and vanilla cupcakes for those who don’t like chocolate!) and Chloe will be signing books and doing a reading at 7:00! Additional details to come! Visit Chloe's website to learn more about this very […]
What queens would England have had if firstborn daughters, not firstborn sons, had inherited the throne? We may think of princesses as dutiful, marital conveniences to build alliances, wearing long […]
Winner of the National Book Award A New York Times Bestseller A Kirkus Reviews Best Young Adult Book of the Century One of Rolling Stone's 20 Best Queer Romances of All Time "The queer romance we’ve […]
Augie March is a Jewish-American boy growing up fatherless and poor in Depression-era Chicago. He seeks a “special destiny,” although his circumstances seem to position him for a uniquely disappointing life: his family consists of a simple-minded mother, a brother and “grandmother” who prove to be Machiavellian in their intentions, and an “idiot” youngest brother, Georgie.
Help us welcome to the Stories at the Station series Sally Franson, Swedish-reality TV star and award-winning author to share with us her two hilarious novels: Big in Sweden and A Lady's Guide to Selling Out. This event is not to be missed - Sally's work is heartwarming, charming, and funny in that uniquely Swedish-Minnesotan way. […]
Jezebel. We know the word, but not the woman who wore the name long before it was an epithet. Now, we'll learn her story, told in the style of Madeline […]
Join me and Katie as we revisit one of our all-time favorites. This book makes me buy everything that V.E. Schwab writes, sight unseen. It's perfect and beautiful and heartbreaking […]
