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Welcome to Water Street Bookstore, the largest independent bookstore on
the seacoast of New Hampshire. We feature a comprehensive selection of
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Upcoming events

  • Blue Moon Evolution's Food & Health Forum presents Ben Hewitt (Now)
  • We the People presents Katherine Towler and A God in the House: Poets Talk About Faith(2 days)
  • Northshore novelist Meg Mitchell Moore(9 days)
  • Our Garden Expert Panel will answer all your gardening questions!(15 days)
  • Jay Wexler at the American Independence Museum(16 days)
  • The Good Braider author Terry Farish(17 days)
  • Open Mic Poetry(23 days)
  • Historian William Fowler at the American Independence Museum(30 days)
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Saturday December 19, 2009
Wine and Dine with New Hampshire cookbook
Start: Dec 19 2009 11:00 am
End: Dec 19 2009 1:00 pm
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Wednesday January 13, 2010
Open Mic Poetry feat. the NH Slam Free or Die team
Start: Jan 13 2010 6:30 pm
End: Jan 13 2010 8:00 pm

Now in it's fourth year, the New Hampshire poetry slam team - a.k.a. "Slam Free or Die" - calls The Bridge Cafe in Manchester it's home.  In August of 2009, the team traveled to West Palm Beach, Florida, to take part in the National Poetry Slam, where they finished 35th out of just under 70 teams, the best since it's inception. 

The team consists of: Matt Biondi, Ari Cameron, Ryan McLellan, Cara "Rollergirl" Losier and Mark "The Colonel" Palos (also the team's coach and venue slam-master).  The team produced a CD of poetry from the Bridge Cafe, titled "Defenders of the Cause 2: Rockstars Against the Forces of Evil" and their team chapbook, "The Great American Rodeo Massacre", is available from Sargent Press.

After the featured readers, we will open the mic for any and all to read. Join us to share or just to listen. Always a good time!

This event was re-scheduled from its original date in December due to bad weather.

Sunday January 17, 2010
Liz Whaley's book group meets to discuss The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Start: Jan 17 2010 3:00 pm
End: Jan 17 2010 4:15 pm

Liz Whaley's monthly book group will be reading and discussing Stieg Larsson's bestselling hit, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for January.

Here's Liz's take on the book: Here is a wonderful mystery translated from the Swedish that will keep you guessing right up until the end. Two marvelous characters work together to solve a murder that happened many years ago. Everyone in the extensive Vangar family is suspect. Blomquist is a journalist good at digging up information; Lisbeth Salander is a brilliant, eccentric computer expert who doesn't always play by the rules. You learn a lot about Swedish locales too. A mystery that truly transcends the genre!

Liz's book group meetings take place from 3-4:15 on the third Sunday of the month at the Loaf and Ladle, just up the street from the bookstore. Just read the book and join us, no sign-up or reservations necessary!

To see Liz's other books for 2010, click "Liz Whaley's Book Group" on the left sidebar menu.

See you there! 

 

Monday January 18, 2010
Open Mic Poetry with featured reader Maren Tirabassi
Start: Jan 18 2010 3:14 pm
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