“Lost Galveston” is a collection of more than 200 images of Galveston Island buildings that no longer stand. Written by GHF’s Director of Preservation and Conservation Services, Brian Davis, the book chronicles buildings ranging from civic and social places to …
There are no fewer than three novels entitled simply “Galveston.” The newest one just landed on our shelves and is a gritty noir set in New Orleans and Galveston. Nic Pizzolatto’s debut novel is available now in hard cover, $25.00. …
Leigh and Rhiannon came by yesterday to sign copies of the new Hurricane Ike book, Infinite Monster. We have signed copies while they last. The book is hard cover and sells for $21.95. ”Infinite Monster deserves a place alongside Isaac’s …
Sharon Edgar Greenhill (L) and Meredith Dreiss gave us a splendid presentation on the history of Chocolate at La King’s Thursday evening and the event was well attended. Thanks for coming, everyone!
Daniel E. Monsanto will be on hand Saturday, December 5th, during Dickens on the Strand, to sign his new book Houston: A History in Postcards. The book chronicles many of Houston’s key industries with rare postcard images dating to the …
Galveston County, you have given us a terrific summer! You have flooded us with your business and book donations and we are grateful. Here is a sneak preview of the ad we are running in the Ike Anniversary issue of …
You can listen to our radio ad if you haven’t heard it yet. [audio:http://www.galvestonbookshop.com/audio/radio.mp3]
Frank Carden signs a copy of his new book The Prostitutes of Post Office Street at Galveston Bookshop on Saturday during Dickens on the Strand. The crowds were great, the weather perfect, and Frank sold a boatload of his books. …