Washington State University Press will host its 32nd Annual Holiday Book Fair on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 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. Festivities include steep discounts of 30–50% and drawings for free books. Sale prices will be valid for phone and online orders using coupon code HBF2023 from Dec. 4–11.
Featured titles include “Boyhood Among the Woolies,” a rare look at life on a sheep ranch near Ritzville; “Coyote’s Swing,” a psychologist’s revelations on how the U.S. mental health system often fails Native Americans; “The Evergreen Collection,” two decades of captivating Washington State Magazine stories; and “Getting Elected is the Easy Part,” a Washington State senator’s no-nonsense guide to state government.
Tom Haig, author of “Global Nomad,” dove from cliffs, partied with sheiks, lived among Tibetan monks, and survived a tragic accident. “The Last Lookout on Dunn Peak” journeys back to three Idaho firespotting seasons; “Man of Treacherous Charm” reveals the unsettling story of a Washington Territory Supreme Court Justice; and “We Few, We Academic Sisters” discusses challenges faced by three trailblazing female professors with ties to WSU in the 1960s and 1970s.
Poetry books from Lost Horse and Lynx House, now distributed by WSU Press, round out the selection.
For more information about the book fair, contact WSU Press at 509-335-7880.
