Today's Stranger Suggests: Photo Center Northwest's Photo Zine and Book Fair

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Today's Stranger Suggests: Martha Shelley

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Can Seattle Do for August Wilson What Lake Forest Park Did for Octavia Butler?

Butler Was Not Only a Talented Science Fiction Writer, but a Brilliant Philosopher

Today's Stranger Suggests: Alex Pappademas and Joan LeMay: Quantum Criminals: Ramblers, Wild Gamblers, and Other Sole Survivors from the Songs of Steely Dan

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Hi Honey, I'm Homo Is History That Won't Depress You During Pride

Culture Critic Matt Baume Not Only Recounts Sitcom TV's Tea—He Reads the Leaves

Elliott Bay Book Company Is Looking Spry at Fifty Years Old

Let’s Reminisce about That Time President Jimmy Carter Took a Disco Nap in the Bookstore’s Back Room

The Best Bookstores, Literary Events, and Libraries in Seattle

An Itinerary for Literature Lovers and Bibliophiles

Maybe It's the Seattle Freeze, Maybe It's White Supremacy

In Her Book Seattle from the Margins, Dr. Megan Asaka Uses Public Records and Oral Histories to Uncover the History of the Workers Who Built Seattle

Today's Stranger Suggests: Jane Wong with Michelle Peñaloza and Jin Ai Huang

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Today's Stranger Suggests: Seattle Independent Bookstore Day 2023

We Almost Lost the Couth Buzzard Last Week, for Crying Out Loud, and I Won’t Stand for It

Seattle Needs Every Indie Hippieshit Bookstore-Slash-Community Space We Can Hang Onto. Most of All This One.

Soft Sounds from Another Planet

Talking to Michelle Zauner About Growing Up in Oregon, Moving to South Korea, and Writing a Screenplay Based on Her Memoir

Bananas Are Creepy Yellow Fingers Full of Blood

A New Poetry Collection Tells the Whole Story

Steve Turner Dishes the Dirt in Mud Ride

A History of Grunge in the Form of a Memoir by Mudhoney's Guitarist

Heat Waves

Climate Journalist Jake Bittle on Climate Migration, Climate Displacement and How the Pacific Northwest Isn’t Prepared for Either

California Über Alles

Malcolm Harris on How Tech-Hub Palo Alto Is (and Isn't) Like Seattle and Why He Doesn't Mention the Grateful Dead in His New Book Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World

An Interview With Annalee Newitz

"I Love Hearing the Opinions of Worms and Cats"