OUR "READ EVERYWHERE" SHIRT CAMPAIGN ENDS TONIGHT
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Our follow-up to our 2020 "Stay Home & Read" shirt, once again featuring artwork by the awesome Amanda Candler, ends TONIGHT! The "Read Everywhere" shirts are only available by pre-order at Bonfire.com . Celebrate your reading freedom!
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OUR 2021 HALLOWEEN SHIRT!
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We're so thrilled to share the art for our annual Halloween shirt! The 2021 design is by artist Diana Levin (Ghoulish Bunny Studios), who displays her incredible Halloween and Gothic-tinged art at shows around the country. The shirts are now being printed by our silkscreener; we expect to start taking orders in the fall.
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SOME OF OUR FAVORITE BOOKS
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The Rubaiyat of Umar Khaiyam translated by J. B. Nicolas,and Frederic Baron Corvo introduction by Edward Heron-Allen, and illustrations by Hamzeh Carr, hardback without jacket published by Small, Maynard and Co. in 1925. Includes sixteen color plates; condition is good, with some staining to rear board, corners and spine ends slightly bumped, light foxing, and the book has a smoky smell. $75
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An Invitation to Chateau Du Grand-Luce: Decorating a Great French Country House by Timothy Corrigan, with Marc Kristal and photography by Eric Piasecki. First edition hardback in jacket published by Rizzoli in 2013. Condition is very good in fine jacket, with bumped corners and spine ends. $150
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When Worlds Collide by Edwin Balmer and Philip Wylie. Armed Services Edition (#801) published in paperback, in good condition with wraps creased around spine, light rubbing and edge wear to wraps, corners slightly bent, and pages yellowing. $35
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Have you ever noticed the big safe full of books behind Iliad's front counter? We get asked about it frequently. "Is it really old?" is a common question (the answer: no, we bought it new just a few years ago). But most customers want to know what kind of books merit storage in a safe (we think of these as the rarest of our rare books), so in this column we'll pick one book every month and tell you about it. This month's book is...
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Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said by Philip K. Dick. Hardback first edition in jacket published by Doubleday & Co. in 1974. Condition is very good in good jacket; stated first edition with code O50 on page 231; jacket has 3-inch chip at spine bottom and at rear lower corner, light sunning, wear, and creasing to jacket; corners and spine ends bumped, book has a very slight spine slant, light foxing to endpapers, remainder speckling to foot, book has a very light musty odor. $350
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Customer Hugo sent us this lovely photo of his favorite reading spot in his garden (Hugo lives in Schilde, Belgium).
Send us a photo of your favorite reading spot, and we'll try to share it here with other readers.
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Here's a recent blog post from us:
Also: We loved partnering with The Antaeus Theatre as a part of their North Hollywood Tour! Check out the tour they created of the neighborhood along with the corresponding audio play at zipcodeplays.info.
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On Thursday, July 22, from 4 to 6 p.m., author and actress Kathleen Kinmont will be in Iliad's parking lot signing her book I Should've Been Nicer to Quentin Tarantino - and Other Short Stories of Epic Fails and Saves. Please note: books will be available for sale only during the event.
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Cats: making human work harder since Day One.
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We'd love to include your photos in our newsletter! Feel free to send to info@iliadbooks.com , let us know that it's okay to use the photo, and we'll include it in a future newsletter.
If you need more photos/videos of Zeus and Apollo, or any of Iliad's past felines, please visit our Pet Gallery.
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