Books
The best and latest books writing from The Stranger
Belonging Should Be Simple, but It Never Is
How Mike Fu’s Novel Masquerade Opens the Door to a Queer, International Identity Crisis
How Mike Fu’s Novel Masquerade Opens the Door to a Queer, International Identity Crisis
The Antidote to Soulless Capitalism
Hex Enduction Celebrates Five Years as a Seattle Cultural Empire
Mom, I Do Porn
'Coming Out Like a Porn Star' Was the Largest Collection of Essays by Porn Professionals Ever Published. Now It's Updated for Sex Work in the Digital Age
Dance to Save the Planet
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s New Book Injects the Climate Crisis with a Much-Needed Dose of Optimism
Magical Thinking in Mexico City
Daniel Saldaña París talks about nonfiction, the intimacy of translation, and his book, "Planes Flying over a Monster"
Stranger Suggests: Edd Kimber, Bainbridge Book Festival, LIZZIE, The Stranger's Wing Week, Donnie Emerson & Nancy Sophia
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
Person of Interest: Tyler Thrasher
The Guy Who Grows Crystals on Dead Things
Writing the Ship
How Nonfiction for No Reason Is Helping Seattle’s Literary Scene Stay Afloat
What Are Ya Readin’ This Season?
Our Favorite Authors Recommend Your Next Favorite Book
Look Out, Artists! We’re Gonna Dump Some Money on Your Asses!
The Stranger’s Genius Awards are coming back in the Spring of 2025!
Stop Sanctifying James Baldwin
His Humanity—Not His Holiness—Is What Made Him the Greatest Essayist in the English Language
Octavia Butler Saw Our Doom
Parable of the Sower Is the Opposite of a Light Summer Read, but You Need to Read it This Summer Anyway
Into the Soil
How Author Noé Álvarez Uses Music and Memoir to Confront Death in His New Book Accordion Eulogies
Octavia Butler Didn't Predict the Domination of the Supreme Court
But the Brilliant Black Sci-Fi Author Did Accurately Predict the Rise of Donald Trump and MAGA
I Saw Little Saigon’s Fire Through Octavia Butler’s Eyes
And It Was Frightful
The Books of Love
Charlie’s Queer Books Is a Welcoming Space for Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Lit Nerds
Pressing On
Local Seattle Book Distributor Asterism Books Extends Lifeline for Indie Publishers
Seattle-Based Author Lesley Hazelton Says Goodbye to the World
I Will Miss Her Terribly
is a proud member of the
network
network
All contents © Noisy Creek, Inc.
800 Maynard Ave S, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98134
800 Maynard Ave S, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98134