Michael's picks

 Michael, the owner of Gibson's Bookstore

Michael Herrmann moved from New York City in 1994 to buy Gibson’s, and he is the fifth owner of the store in its 113 year history. Some of his favorite authors are Shakespeare, Joyce, Nabokov, Louise Erdrich, Dashiell Hammett, and Lee Child, in descending order of snootiness.  He thinks the best living writer is Cormac McCarthy, and will drop what he’s doing to argue the point. Michael has served on the boards of Main Street Concord, the New Hampshire Writers’ Project, and (currently) the New England Independent Booksellers Association.

$26.00
ISBN-13: 9780812992793
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: Random House, 1/2012
Michael's January 2012 pick

Lolita (Paperback)

$15.00
ISBN-13: 9780679723165
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: Vintage, 3/1989

You know a novel is great when you discover something new and amazing every time you read it. Still has the power to shock after 55 years — one of the immortal literary achievements of the 20th century.


$15.00
ISBN-13: 9780679728757
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: Vintage, 5/1992

Cormac McCarthy, like Melville before him, investigates evil, human frailty, and fate, here in a story of death and destruction in the old west. Based (believe it or not) on a true story.


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Da Vinci's Ghost, The Mindful Carnivore, and an evening of poetry, all this week. February 14th, 2012
Many of you will remember our great event last year with Toby Lester, as he came to town to talk about his book, The Fourth Part of the World. Well, he's coming back, this time to talk about his new book on Da Vinci. Read all about it here.  If you were wondering what to read after The Swerve, which explored the beginnings of the Renaissance, perhaps you've found your answer.  That's this Wednesday at Red River!
More upcoming events: excellent NH poet Neil English headlines  the monthly meeting of the NH Poetry Society, also this Wednesday, Feb. 15, and Tovar Cerulli tells us why he changed from being a vegan to being a Mindful Carnivore, Feb. 16. ... I've just finished...

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