The Surly Bookseller

Life's too short to read books that people you don't know tell you you HAVE to read ... unless I'm that person.

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Robert B. Parker's Lullaby -- Ace Atkins

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I have never read a single book written by Robert B. Parker. Anything I knew of his characters Spenser and Hawk comes from television, a...
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Through the Evil Days -- Julia Spencer-Fleming

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Yes, I'm late to this one. What can I say? It released in November, but I do not find that the last couple months of the retail year...
Tuesday, March 18, 2014

The Weight of Blood -- Laura McHugh

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I blame my morbid fascination with the Ozarks on Daniel Woodrell. His novels Give Us a Kiss  and Winter's Bone  (my two favorites of his...
Saturday, March 15, 2014

The Museum of Extraordinary Things -- Alice Hoffman

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I had decided after reading Alice Hoffman's The Red Garden  to let my relationship with her rest but when I read what this one was ...
Monday, March 10, 2014

Wake - Anna Hope

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I have this thing  about reading novels set during WWI, and mostly it's not been a good thing. I don't know what it is, or why...
Saturday, March 8, 2014

The Girl With a Clock For a Heart - Peter Swanson

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A fast read, perfect for those times when you don't care how completely ridiculous and improbable nearly every plot twist can get, be...
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Thursday, March 6, 2014

The Free -- Wily Vlautin

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In a world and time rife with Big Problems, most of us are paralyzed by the notion that no matter how deeply we want to change things we are...
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The Surly Bookseller
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
I made a living for nearly 30 years as a bookseller at Capitol Book & News. I always joked that if I ever had the opportunity to open my own shop I'd call it The Surly Bookseller, but that just wasn't in the cards. When the store closed at the end of 2015, I set out to rediscover myself, to find a new plow to which I might put my hand, but I'm sentimentally attached to this title, so I'm keeping it. Like most other things in my life, it makes perfect nonsense now.
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