Showing posts with label Biblioasis Bookstore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biblioasis Bookstore. Show all posts

Thursday, January 29, 2015

30% Off All Used Books in February @ Biblioasis Bookstore

To say thanks for having recently voted us Windsor's 1# Bookstore in the Windsor Independent's annual Windy Indy awards for 2014, we're going to be holding a 30% off sale on all used books in the shop. If you're a diehard book addict and have had your eye on something for awhile, or if you're new to the shop and are looking to check us out for the first time, it's the perfect opportunity to browse and pick up some real gems at a steal. The sale includes rare books as well, but excludes 1$ books and used special orders.  Whether you're looking for fiction, philosophy, history,  religion, poetry, children's books, reference books, art books, biography or music, we've got something for everyone. Thanks again for the love, Windsor, and see you in February!


Friday, October 03, 2014

Biblioasis Bookstore: Now with Stationery!


Whether it's woodcut journals, vintage typographic postcards or DIY board game sets, high-end double-sided Italian pencils, word dominoes or  nested egg-shaped sticky notes, Biblioasis now has an eclectic selection of high-end stationery to meet your bookish needs!


Thursday, October 02, 2014

"You could almost say she’s a female equivalent of Clark Kent"

We're super honoured to be hosting the Windsor launch of in-house designer/Jill-of-all-trades Kate Hargreaves' new book next week. On Thursday, October 9th @ 7PM she will be launching Leak alongside Louis Cabri (Posh Lust, New Star) and Tom Dilworth (Here, Away, Bookthug).

For more info on Leak, check out this review from The Urbanite, excerpted below.
Hargreaves’ mild-mannered book designer attitude conceals her wanton aggressive manipulation of verse and wheeled foes. If you saw her cycling down the street, you probably wouldn’t recognize in her the assistant captain for Border City Brawlers. You could almost say she’s a female equivalent of Clark Kent. Her true superpower, however, is shown in beautifully written verse.






Friday, July 25, 2014

Night of the Living Deals

Can you dig it?

Despite the construction, the Walkerville Night Market is still on tonight! Come out between 5 and 10pm for some good-times, great finds and even better books! For information about parking, visit https://www.facebook.com/walkervillemarket or give us a call at 519 968 2206.

Hope to see you there,

Deirdre


Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Kathy Page + Nadia Bozak @ Biblioasis Bookstore, May 26th, 7PM

Dear Windsorites, we are thrilled to be bringing Kathy Page and Nadia Bozak to town on May 26th! Governor General's and Orange Prize nominee Kathy Page will be launching her new collection PARADISE & ELSEWHERE (Biblioasis 2014), a book of dark fables and magical realism. Reminiscent of the darker work of Neil Gaiman and the fabulism of Borges, it notches a new path through the wild, lush, half-fantastic and half-real terrain of fairy-tale and myth. Nadia Bozak will be launching EL NINO (Anansi, 2014), a new novel inspired by J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace and The Border Trilogy by Cormac McCarthy. It tracks the survival of one woman and a young, undocumented migrant as they journey through the no-man’s-land of a remote southwestern desert. Join us as we celebrate the release of these two exciting, adventurous new books: it's not to be missed! 

Thursday, May 01, 2014

20% Off Select Short Fiction & Translation Titles @ Biblioasis Bookstore!

May is cause for celebration among literary buffs: it is home not only to Short Story Month, but Translation Month as well. And rather than choose between the two, we at Biblioasis Bookstore have chosen to celebrate both. All throughout May, we'll be featuring a rotating selection of both in-house and general short fiction and international translation titles @ 20% Off. The selection will change from week to week, but as of today the table boasts such authors as Alice Munro, Alexander MacLeod, Anton Chekhov, 2013 Giller Prize Winner Lynn Coady, Lorrie Moore, Roberto Bolano, Javier Marias, Kathleen Winter, 2013/14 Best Translated Book Award Winner László Krasznahorkai, and more. It's the perfect occasion to build your library and stock up on some giants of world literature.