Author Events

Timmothy Nataniel Timm will be signing his book, "Titus & Philemon," starting at 1:00 pm! A little background information about Timmothy begins when he was two years old. A county nurse noticed Timmothy had a speech delay, which eventually turned into Timmothy being diagnosed with high functioning autism. Timmothy has been working on creating "Titus & Philemon" the last three years. 

The author, Kat Socks, will be here for a book signing and reading starting at 1:00 pm. Kat Socks lives in Bismarck, North Dakota. She believes every animal should have a loving home. 

Creative Night Out is back with Marcus Lyons! He will be reading from "Aging: An Apprenticeship," and also be talking about art along with writing fiction vs. non-fiction! Lyons will begin at 6:00 pm! Main Street Books will also be having our USED Book Bag Sale. Fill a bag up for $5!!

Thomas Isern, author of "Pacing Dakota" will be at Main Street Books from 3pm-5pm on Sunday, August 19th for a book signing!

Penny Hovda will be at the store signing her book, "And He Said, Praise Me!."  Hovda's book is about the amazing story of love and the spirit of God. The book tells the story of how God can turn a life threatening event into a testimony. One can learn how to accept a tragic event and transform it into a blessing. Stop down at the store from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm on August 1st! 

Gail Schmidkunz will be coming to the store to discuss his book, "I Am Not Silent: Our Zoloft and Depression Story. 

Join us as we welcome Steven Bolduc and Amy Phillips as they talk about their new book "The Prairie Post Office"! 

Join us with Molly Beck, author of "Reach Out," for a workshop & book signing!

Saturday, October 14th @ 1:00PM - Stop by the store to meet "Coming Home" author, Jessie Veeder! 

John P. Bluemle, author of "North Dakota's Geologic Legacy: Our Land and How It Formed" will be at Main Street Books October 15th! He will have projector and a presentation. He was named the 27th annual finalist for the Midwest Book Awards. Bluemle has mapped out 23 of North Dakota's 53 countries.