WSU Press 33rd Annual Holiday Book Fair

Washington State University Press will host its 33rd Annual Holiday Book Fair on Thursday, Dec. 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Terrell Library Atrium on the Pullman campus. The fair highlights books published throughout the year and is open to everyone. Authors will be available to sign copies. Festivities also include steep discounts of 30–50% on all titles, drawings for free books, and complimentary refreshments. Sale prices will be valid for phone and online orders using coupon code HBF2024 throughout the week, Dec. 2–8.

Featured titles include Beyond the Wonder, a stunning travel account and meditation on nature; Celebrating Palouse Country, which travels through time among the Palouse Country’s beauty and expanse; David Douglas, A Naturalist at Work, a colorfully illustrated essay collection on David Douglas’ career; Forest Under Siege, an examination of 100 years of Pacific Northwest forestry; A Muckleshoot Poetry Anthology, compositions by 54 poets; Reflecting Fifty Years, a commemoration of five decades of Washington State University’s art museum; and Washington State’s Round Barns, stories and photographs highlighting these endangered rural icons.

WSU Press concentrates on telling unique, focused stories about the Northwest. For more information about the book fair, those interested can contact WSU Press at 509-335-7880 or wsupress@wsu.edu.

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