Challenged by the Covid pandemic, people everywhere are rethinking where, when and how we do teaching and learning. It’s safe to say this is a time to re-think the aims […]
Future of Education panel discussion Read More »
Join Lafayette professor, Chris Phillips, as he takes us on a journey through the history of books. Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85259135609?pwd=aVBRbzM1REFrVXNSSlhrenlKMGxNZz09 Passcode: 607999 Or
Learning the History of Books – Chris Phillips Class Read More »
Leah Komaiko, Andy Laties, and Melba Tolliver discuss the many ways books connect us. Books connect people in countless ways. For instance, when journalist Melba Tolliver met bookseller and author,
Pre-recorded two weeks ago–learn what this fun bi-weekly program is all about: If you are serious about getting published, this is a great way to get started. Come to the
Writer’s Cafe–hosted by GLVWG Read More »
World War 3 Illustrated comics-journalists check-in from their communities around the country to discuss how we can all respond in a positive and effective way, whatever the aftermath of the
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Author and bookseller Andy Laties talks to the Unitarian Universalists of Lehigh Valley’s breakfast forum about how despite the pandemic’s effect on local economies, there is still hope for small
Hope Conquers Fear: The Great Indie Bookstore Revival Read More »
Bookseller and author Andy Laties speaks via Zoom to the Unitarian Universalists of Lehigh Valley’s breakfast forum about how the global pandemic and revival of community-centered economics offers hope for
Hope Conquers Fear: The Great Indie Bookstore Revival Read More »
In this panel, we invite independent booksellers to share their perspectives and describe the impact of the pandemic. Moderated by Lynn Alexander, Panelists include Andy Laties, Karen Lillis, Darrell Parry,
Booksellers Confessional: Indie Booksellers Talk Shop Read More »