DATE
December 5, 2024 from 11 am – 3 pm in the Terrell Library Atrium on the Pullman campus!
Festivities include authors signing books, steep discounts of 30-50% on all titles, drawings for free books, and complimentary refreshments.
Sale prices will also be valid for phone and online orders that use coupon code HBF2024 during the online Holiday Book Fair timeline, December 2 – 8, 2023, but you can start your browsing now!
The fair highlights books published throughout the year. As usual, shipping is free on orders above $50.
NEW TITLES
The fair features new titles on Alaska, art, environmental and regional history, as well as wonderful work from Native American poets, and all are 30% off!
Featured titles include Beyond the Wonder, a stunning travel account and meditation on nature that also offers a biological perspective on Alaska’s wonders, a discussion of tourism’s potential environmental impacts, and a collection of dynamic photographs, Celebrating Palouse Country, which travels through time among the Palouse Country’s beauty and expanse, starting with its First Peoples and moving through distinct immigrant groups—all enhanced with John Clement’s spectacular photographs, David Douglas, A Naturalist at Work, a colorfully illustrated essay collection by award-winning nonfiction writer Jack Nisbet that examines various aspects of David Douglas’ career, Forest Under Siege, an examination of 100 years of Pacific Northwest forestry that reveals just how close the region’s forests came to extinction, as well as efforts to restore the damage, A Muckleshoot Poetry Anthology, a collection of works created as part of workshops held on the Muckleshoot Indian Reservation, Reflecting Fifty Years, a commemoration of five decades of artistic innovation and cultural enrichment at Washington State University’s art museum, and finally, Washington State’s Round Barns, a compilation of stories and photographs highlighting the beauty, complexity, and historical significance of these endangered rural icons. In addition, there will be a selection of new poetry titles from Lost Horse and Lynx House, two publishers now distributed by WSU Press, along with a new distributed title, Seattle Neon, a book of Matt Hucke’s photographs capturing the city’s brilliant, whimsical, outlandish, and downright spectacular signs.
Founded in 1928 and revitalized in the 1980s, WSU Press concentrates on telling unique, focused stories about the Northwest. For information about the book fair, contact WSU Press at 509-335-7880.