I recently read the debut novel of Corban Addison “A Walk Across the Sun” (9781402792809), and to be honest the reason I picked it up was because of the cover. India has always intrigued me, and after hearing this novel takes place in India I was sold. The book centers on the theme of human [...]
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A Walk Across the Sun
Posted in books, tagged india, recommendation, slavery on February 2, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Conscious Evolution
Posted in books on January 18, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Conscious Evolution Few people today can deny that we are at an extremely critical juncture in human history. We have the scientific and technological capabilities to destroy or enhance our life support system on earth. When Barbara Marx Hubbard wrote “Conscious Evolution” (ISBN 9781577310167) 14 years ago, it was an urgent call to action [...]
Book Trading
Posted in books on December 27, 2011 | 1 Comment »
To all of our wonderful and loyal customers, we will not be accepting any books for trade from now until after the new year (Monday January 2nd, 2012) due to our end of the year inventory count. Thanks for understanding and sorry for any inconvenience! – Anthology Staff
The Meaning of Giving
Posted in books on December 22, 2011 | Comments Off
What does it mean to give from your heart? Each of us will answer that question differently. However, I think we can agree that to give is an action not arising from the self but arising from the wish for others to be happy. This is what Shantideva has to say about giving: “All the [...]
Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is
Posted in books on November 23, 2011 | Comments Off
Supporting local businesses helps Loveland preserve what makes our citygreat. That is why we are pleased to announce that Anthology Book Company isparticipating in the second annual “Small Business Saturday SM”, a day to shopat small businesses that create jobs, boost national and local economies, andenrich our community.American Express, the founding sponsor of Small Business [...]
Why Support Independent Bookstores (and other local businesses)
Posted in books on November 2, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Where do you buy your books? I know if you’re reading this, you probably get at least a portion of your books from us here at Anthology. We all know how easy (and cheap) it is to go online and order books (along with anything else) on Amazon. We all know that you can easily [...]
Banned Books Week
Posted in books on September 25, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Independent bookstores fight for your right to access the books that you want to read, whatever the content may be. We have a display up right now showcasing over a hundred books documented as banned or challenged – we carry them, and are fiercely proud to defend them. The American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression [...]
August Scifi Book Club Discussion
Posted in books on August 14, 2011 | Comments Off
This past Tuesday, August 4th, the Scifi Book Club met to discuss The High Crusade by Poul Anderson, first published in 1959. Our next meeting will be September 6th, for Who Fears Death by Nnedi Okafor. Both of these books are in the store right now for 20% off! The edition of The High Crusade [...]
Paul Harding’s Pulitzer Prize winning debut novel Tinkers was to me like a long poem. The language is exceptionally beautiful and moving, delightful to the imagination, demanding full attention with many passages meriting a second read. The novel, reminiscent of Whitman and Thoreau, teaches us to see and appreciate the intricate workings of the cosmos [...]
Off to school
Posted in books, tagged kindergarten, school, separation on August 2, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Do you have a little person in your life who is heading off to school this month for the very first time? Here is a list of beloved books to help make the transition less scary and a lot more fun. We will have all of these books in stock through the start of the [...]
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