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Vinyl is back at QRB!
To honor the 80th anniversary of Blue Note Records, we’re selling LPs at the store again, starting with a batch of fantastic sealed reissues of classic titles from Monk, Miles, Coltrane and more – perfect introductions to jazz for new listeners.
These are just a few of the Blue Note titles we now have available, and we can also order many more – just ask us. Remember, these are the real deal at a great $19.99 price, not cheap imports, which are often mastered from low-quality sources instead of the originals. We’re delighted to have vinyl LPs at Quail Ridge again!
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From Kaley:
The House Witch, by Arin Murphy-Hiscock. This is a lovely and very accessible book for beginners to hearthcraft, with an abundance of tips and tricks. I love Murphy-Hiscock's no-nonsense, non-judgmental, and open attitude to the practice. Her examples are very practical and relevant to people of any spiritual background, though there is a focus on European traditions.
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From Tony:
FKA USA, by Reed King.
It crackles with the gritty surrealism of Dick, Gibson, or Vonnegut, and soars with the wide-eyed optimism of Tolkien. FKA USA takes us on a rollicking adventure across an America that is barely recognizable and far too believable at the same time. Truckee Wallace is the perfect (and perfectly improbable) hero for this post-everything moment. And then there’s the goat!
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Reader review from Sue Dail:
Rules for Visiting, by Jessica Francis Kane. A refreshing, modern novel. The reader meets May Attaway and hears the story of her prize. Touching and meditative, it plants appreciation for the richness of relationships with family and friends. The reminder of the power of reunion and renewal is very timely.
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In
this week’s episode of Bookin’
, host Jason Jefferies talks to
Martha Hall Kelly
, author of
Lost Roses
. They discuss
traveling to Russia as an American, trickle-down economics, whether marriage stifles creativity, tarot card readings, slavery in South Carolina, World War 2 novels, and more!
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TONIGHT, July 31, at 7:00 PM
ANDY PARKER
For Alison
A father's account of the story that captivated America, the murder of his daughter, reporter Alison Parker, on live television, and his inspiring fight for commonsense gun laws in the aftermath.
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Saturday, August 3, at 2:00 PM
GRAZIA WALKER
Gregorina the Horseshoe Crab
At this special story time, children will be able to ask questions, hold corals, shells, sponges, barnacles, and a megalodon shark’s tooth. Ages 6+
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Monday,
August 5
Tamara Pizzoli
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Tuesday,
August 6
Doug Waller
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Friday,
August 9
George Hovis
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Sunday,
August 11
Brain Minders
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Sunday,
August 11
Sally Nuamah
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Join us at these upcoming book clubs...
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Mystery
Monday, August 5
7:00 PM
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WRBG
Wednesday, August 7
7:00 PM
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Literary Horror
Thursday, August 8
7:00 PM
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Writers
Sunday, August 11
2:00 PM
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Not For Men Only
Monday, August 12
7:00 PM
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Find the schedule for all of our groups
here
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Mondays - Saturdays - Sundays
10:30 AM
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For Young Adults with
developmental disabilities.
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QRB Teen Writers Collective
for info.
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Quail Ridge Books
34 Years of Independent Bookselling
919-828-1588
“A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live several lives while reading.”
~William Styron, Interview in
Writers at Work
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