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An Armful of Awesome Remainders at Red Hill
March 25, 2011, 11:00 pm

We have a bumper crop of remainders coming in at Red Hill! Here's a sampling of my favorites:
1.The City of Saints and Madmen, by Jeff Vandermeer ($4.98): Phantasmagoric and wildly inventive, this novel will forever change the way you think about squid, fungi, and the life and death of cities.
2.Birds of America, by Lorrie Moore ($5.98): This collection of hilarious, poignant short stories is the perfect antidote to rainy-day ennui.

Great paperback releases March 8th
March 4, 2011, 12:00 am

On Tuesday, March 8th, a brace of the best-selling hardcover books of 2010 are releasing to paperback, and we've got copies!

Among the titles being released on Tuesday are:

The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet, the latest novel from David Mitchell;

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot; and

Solar by Ian McEwan.

We'll be well-stocked on all three titles!

Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day
November 19, 2010, 12:00 am


We love this idea! Follow this link to download your very own poster and read more about this lovely happening. Take Your Child to a Bookstore

Happy Halloween from Red Hill BOO....ks!
August 9, 2010, 11:00 pm


In honor of our favorite holiday, Red Hill will be closing at 5:30 pm on Halloween, then handing out candy to little ghosts, ghoulies, cowpokes, royalty and other wee creatures of the night. We'll be on the front steps until our candy supply runs out, so come by for some treats!

Summer of Great Remainders
July 20, 2010, 11:00 pm

Red Hill has been able to snag some fabulous books by famous authors at recessionary prices. We're salivating as we unpack those boxes blocking the aisles -- hey, we love books, and really love these deals. We're Gaga for Gogol. Nuts over Nabokov. Dotty for Don Quixote. Rabid about Rushdie. The quality and selection is amazing. Don't think it's all Serious Literature -- we have history, psychology, lots of fun titles, and children's books too.

The End of an Era: Goodbye to Patrick & His Wonderful Storytime!
April 13, 2010, 11:00 pm


We at Red Hill are very sad to report that Patrick will no longer be doing his beloved children's storytime at the store. Patrick has been a part of the Red Hill family for four years; it has been a joy to work with him and watch his amazing development as an educator and entertainer of young children.
We wish him the best of luck in all of his future endeavors, and are so glad to have hosted such a great run!

New Titles For The Week Of March 1
March 2, 2010, 12:00 am


The Changeling by Kenaburo Oe

The Nobel Prize-winning Japanese author is back with another dazzlingly epic novel. In pure Oe style he doesn't limit himself to single idioms or genres and his new novel is a deft mingling of humor, intellect, absurdity, and the hectic vertigo of modern life. It might remind you of a gorgeous train wreck between Maurice Sendak and Saul Bellow, with Arthur Rimbaud at the helm.

Silk Parachute by John McPhee

The prolific and boundless essayist John McPhee is back with what might be his most personal collection of essays in nearly four decades. With his signature probing levity McPhee spans everything from lacrosse to the sea cliffs of England, from the U.S. Open to the French Champagne country. In a slightly different turn, he explains throughout why each subject interested him the first place, thus informing the variety of subjects with a charming personal touch.

Confession Of A Buddhist Atheist by Stephen Batchelor

With a praising blurb from notorious atheist Christopher Hitchens, this book is sure to stir the pot of controversy surrounding religion and rationality. Batchelor, a former Tibetan Buddhist monk, reexamines the words of the historical Buddha in an attempt to rescue them from overzealous focus on karma, religiosity and the afterlife. Buddhism, he eventually argues, is more about how to live in the here and now and to accept all the joys and tribulations of mortal life.

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith

New Releases at Red Hill for the Week of January 25th!
January 26, 2010, 12:00 am


The Lost City Of Z by David Grann
Now in paperback, this is the irresistible true story of the English adventurer Percy Fawcett's attempt to track down the legendary city of gold, El Dorado. Pitted against the unfathomable obstacles of the Amazon jungle, Fawcett's tale, as beautifully told by Grann, is about the essential confrontation between humans and the natural world, between wild desire and fatal destiny.

New Releases at Red Hill for the Week of January 11th!
January 11, 2010, 12:00 am

Tuesday, January 12th:
The Godfather of Kathmandu, by John Burdett
This fourth installment of Burdett's gritty series featuring corrupt detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep is a vivid and fascinating portrait of modern Thailand. Recommended for fans of hard-boiled mysteries with a liberal dose of informative local color.

New Releases at Red Hill for the week of December 28th!
December 27, 2009, 12:00 am

Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, by Daniel Pink
Pink, the author of the perennially best-selling A Whole New Mind is back with a new book that looks at the disconnect between what science tells us about human motivation and what actually happens in business, and how that disconnect informs every aspect of our lives.