The Storyteller's Book Store
“The universe is made of stories, not atoms.”
~Muriel Rukeyser
Looking for a good story? The Storyteller’s Book Store has something for everyone. In addition to a diverse selection of books, we aspire to be a gathering place for storytelling, poetry, creative writing workshops, and more.
Looking for something not in our stock, contact us to special order your book!
July Store Hours
Tuesday-Friday 11am-7pm
Saturday 9am-3pm
Sunday Closed* Monday Closed
 The Girls from Ames
Angela, Diana & Karen will read from The Girls from Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow on June 30, 2009 at 7:00pm! Don't miss out on this treat as Click here to view the review from local writer Alice Osborn. To read today's article in The Storyteller's Book Store, click here.
Remembrance of Things Past Book Club at The Storyteller's Book Store
There's still room for members interested in a book club with a specific focus on books having to do with mental illness. Works will be featured that describe the personal experiences of individuals and families, specifically biography, autobiography, memoir and some fiction. We now have a regular meeting time: the second Sunday of each month.
For July we are reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. Consider joining us for this discussion. Club members do not have to purchase the books from the store but will receive a 20% discount if they chose to do so. For more information about the store's efforts to build and connect to other resources for the community, go to "About Us."
We chose William Styron's Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness for our April selection. See my review in the featured book review section.
We read Rescuing Patty Hearst by Virginia Holman in May. Review to be posted soon.
For more information about the book club and future reading selections check out our "Events."
The Storyteller's Book Store in the News
Check out information on The Girls from Ames reading in The News & Observer on June 30, 2009.Click here to see the entire story in The News & Observer.
Check out Billy Farmer's mural, which can be seen on the corner of The Storyteller's Book Store. Click here to see the entire story published in The Wake Weekly.
Storyteller Claire Ramsey was profiled for her ventures in storytelling at The Storyteller's Book Store. Click here to see PDF of the entire story published in The Wake Weekly.
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