Destination: Books at Freedom Farmer's Market

03/02/2020

Destination: Books at Freedom Farmer's Market

Destination: Books will be at the Freedom Farmer's Market at the Carter Center in Atlanta on Saturday, March 7th and Saturday, April 4th, selling books from Chelsea Green Publishing, which publishes a cornucopia (a word I use sparingly) of books on "the politics and the practice of sustainability." The pop-up booth will be feature books on organic gardening, vermiculture (worms), edible landscaping and grassroots activism. Destination: Books will also have a few used books on related topics such as alternative transportation.

The Farmer's Market hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Books for Sale

Everything You Know About Indians Is Wrong (2010)
Paul Chaat Smith is an American Indian essayist, activist and cultural provocateur. This book is a series of essays expanding over 10 years as Smith ruminates about various related to Indian history and art, his own heritage, and portrayal of Native Americans. The Sun Magazine describes his style as a combination of smart-aleck, freewheeling with thoughtful scholarship. ($10 plus S & H). ISBN 978--0-8166-5601-1
The Book Shopper: A Life in Review
This 2009 book by Murray Browne (owner and stevedore at Destination Books) is a spirited and witty guide to the world of disheveled used bookstores and book culture. ISBN 9781589880566. ($12 plus S & H).
Democracy May Not Exist, But We'l Miss It When It's Gone
Astra Taylor's multidisciplinary and historical look at the where democracy stands as we finish the first quarter of the new century. ($8 plus shipping and handling). ISBN 978-1-250-17984-5.
The Graphic Work of M.C. Escher
Taschen GMBH publishers celebrated its 25th anniversary by reissuing these 76 M.C. Escher prints in a single book in 2008. Did you forget to save the posters from your dorm room in the 1970s? Now you can relive that decor for only $6 (plus shipping) while playing music of J.S. Bach.
Down & Outbound: A Mass Transit Satire by Murray Browne
This episodic work of fiction was designed specifically for mass transit riders ($11) plus shipping.
McLuhan on the Nature of Media: Essays, 1952-1978
Edited and compiled by Richard Cavell, this collection of essays (in hardback) is perfect for McLuhan junkies ($20). ISBN 978-1-58423-582-8
Seurat by Richard Thomson
Although this 1985 Phaidon Press Limited edition is in softcover has 225 illustrations with 60 in color on fine stock paper. ($10) + shipping. ISBN 0714826758
Songbook by Nick Hornby (signed)
This is a 2002 first edition of Nick Hornby's brief essays about the music he loves. Includes the accompanying CD ($50) plus S & H. The book is signed by Hornby and inscribed as well.
Juliet, Naked by Nick Hornby (signed)
This 2010 paperback is signed by the author.($15) Plus shipping

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