“Where the Crawdads Sing” is yet again the top fiction bestseller this week in the Pacific Northwest.
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Anna Wiener cautions against the dark frontier of tech’s future in ‘Uncanny Valley’
In "Uncanny Valley," New Yorker columnist Anna Wiener recalls her time in Silicon Valley, and how optimism and opportunity gave way to unchecked incursions in...
‘A Very Stable Genius’ steps inside the Oval Office of the chaotic Trump administration
In "A Very Stable Genius," two Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters take readers inside the tumultuous presidency of Donald J. Trump.
Nourishing ‘long roots’: In a year, Madison Books has forged an essential role in one of Seattle’s oldest communities
Through a little more than a year of personalized, customer-focused bookselling, Madison Books has forged an essential role in one of Seattle's oldest communities.
Check out these 6 paperbacks with colons in their titles, all worth pausing over in February VIEW
Consider this: a collection of paperbacks with colons in the title. Book critic Moira Macdonald highlights six armchair-worhy titles out this month.
Historian Knute Berger discusses Seattle’s constant changes, legacy as a company town in intro to ‘Seattle, Past to Present’
Seattle historian Knute Berger discusses the city's legacy of constant changes ahead of his expanded discussion of the updated edition of 'Seattle, Past to Present.'