Independent Bookstores: In Person, by mail, or online

Local bookstores, whether locally-owned or part of a chain, deserve our business. On-line commerce is great but it can't replicate the ability to browse in the atmosphere only a bookstore can provide.

I always sign some extra bookstore copies when I do a reading or book-signing. Check out my "Events" page for where I will be. Contact any of these stores ... many bookstores will send you a signed copy. Also ...

Signed copies may be available at these bookstores. I get to "I Love a Mystery" at least once a month (Sisters in Crime meeting) and can always sign books then.

• I Love a Mystery [Mission, KS]
• The Poisoned Pen [Scottsdale, AZ]
• Lee Booksellers [Lincoln, NE]
• Barnes & Noble at Woodland Plaza [Tulsa, OK]

Check out a mystery bookseller in your area or search for member of the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association. You can visit them or contact them to purchase books.

You can also buy online from independent booksellers of all kinds, finding them at IndieBound.

Chain Walk-in and On-line Bookstores

You know who all the majors are: Barnes And Noble, Books-A-Million, and others.

Exclusively Online

You know who all the majors are: Amazon, BuyBooks, among others.

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