Greedy Reads
@greedyreads.bsky.social
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Your friendly neighborhood independent bookstores in Fells Point & Remington, Baltimore www.greedyreads.com
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I’m sorry to say that the AC is out in both stores and it’s just too hot to sling books. Both stores are closed for the day, fingers crossed we’ll be back up and running tomorrow.

Our website is always open, and we really appreciate your support 💚
“While You Were Out” telephone message pad. To: You From: The Booksellers of Greedy Reads Message: The AC is out in both stores & it’s too hot to sell books! Visit us online at www.greedyreads.com
We’re so excited to welcome Melissa Lozada-Oliva back to celebrate the new short story collection Beyond All Reasonable Doubt, Jesus is Alive! Melissa will be in conversation with Gerardo Sámano Córdova , author of Monstrilio!

Two store faves, one event! Weds, Sept 24 at 7pm in Remington 🎉
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Stopped by @greedyreads.bsky.social to grab two of my favorite Baltimore writers’ new books
Join us and @baltimorebeat.bsky.social in Remington at 7pm on Aug 22 to welcome Ivan B. McClellan, in conversation with @terihenderson.bsky.social !

Ivan will discuss his photobook Eight Seconds: Black Rodeo Culture, a glorious tribute to contemporary Black rodeo culture across America
A flyer for our event, in collaboration with Baltimore Beat, hosting Ivan B. McClellan, on Friday, August 22 at 7pm in Remington. Images of Ivan, Teri, and a one of Ivan’s photographs of a Black rodeo are on a pale green background.
We love you, it’s actually you who are the best! It’s truly an honor to be your booksellers 💚

Thank you Baltimore magazine, thank you to everyone who voted, and thank you Baltimore, for this beautiful community!
A hand holding up Baltimore Magazine’s Best of Baltimore issue (their 50th!) An inside page from the magazine, showing winners of the Reader’s Poll. That’s us! The official badge stating “Baltimore Magazine’s Best of Baltimore Readers’ Poll Winner 2025”
✨✨✨Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman (come see her at the Pratt Central Library with @meganabbott.bsky.social on July 8!) @lauralippman.bsky.social

✨✨✨✨Earthly Materials by Cutter Wood (who will be at the Remington store in conversation with Rawaan Alkhatib on July 18!)
✨Claire McCardell: The Designer Who Set Women Free by Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson @eedickinson.bsky.social

✨✨No Sense in Wishing by Lawrence Burney (out July 8 but available for preorder now!)
It’s been a big few weeks for Baltimore brilliance! Have you checked out these great recent (or upcoming) books by local authors, and if not, what are you waiting for?!
Four books lined up on the end of a bookstore table:
✨Claire McCardell: The Designer Who Set Women Free by Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson 
✨✨No Sense in Wishing by Lawrence Burney (out July 8 but available for preorder now!) 
✨✨✨Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman 
✨✨✨✨Earthly Materials by Cutter Wood
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The crowd has at least doubled in the last half hour and folks are still coming in from every direction. Also by far the most diverse of any of these events this year. This crowd just looks a hell of lot more like #Baltimore. Impeccable vibes, too. #NoKings
Image shows a very large crowd in front of the Patterson Park pagoda in Baltimore. Many are holding handmade protest signs.
Thank you so much for hanging out with us today!
Our Lost Weekend festival starts at 6pm tonight with our Community Poetry event, and runs all day Saturday and Sunday. So many incredible authors, we’re pinching ourselves! Rain or shine, we’re getting lost!

greedyreads.com/events-book-...
A poster advertising the Lost Weekend Festival from May 30-June 1, featuring pictures of the nearly 40 authors and presenters. Full schedule is at our website, https://greedyreads.com/events-book-clubs/the-lost-weekend-2025
We’re kicking off the Lost Weekend a week from today at 6pm with a community storytelling event featuring Rosa Castellano
and Erica Dawson!

When you register for this event, we’ll send you a form to get your poem or story on the lineup for the evening. We’re so excited to hear from all of you!
Flyer for a community storytelling event at 6pm on Friday, May 30 at Greedy Reads Remington. Features the cover of books by poets Rosa Castellano and Erica Dawson in front of a soft focus photo of the inside of our bookstore.
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Hey #Baltimore followers, I'm teaching an All Ages Comics Workshop as part of the family/morning programming during @greedyreads.bsky.social's Lost Weekend!

Join me on Saturday, May 31st at 10:00am for an hr of comics learning and making!✨

More about the event here: greedyreads.com/events-book-...
Greedy Reads Remington
Baltimore's best local indie bookstore. Now with two locations!
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Baltimore: there are ICE agents questioning people in Waverly this morning. Be careful and know your rights.
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Happening now: The American Visionary Art Museum’s annual, all-day Kinetic Sculpture Race reaches Patterson Park and the “sand pit” obstacle. Some city. Some fun. #Baltimore
Baltimore! Tomorrow is the day we hit the streets! Seven feeder marches all converging for one unified rally at 5:30 at McKeldin Plaza (at Light and Pratt). Join your neighbors and add your voice to the fight for a better future! More info at
bmoremayday.org.
Poster listing tomorrow’s protests in Baltimore:
4pm March for Palestine at McKeldin Plaza
4pm Hands Off Our Students and Faculty  at Penn Station
4pm 99 vs 1 March at City Hall
4pm March for Cultural Workers at Enoch Pratt Central Library
4:30pm Family & Kids March for Justice at Rash Field
4:30pm March for Migrant Justice at Columbus Park
4:30pm March for Worker Justice at Camden Yards (Eutaw St entrance)

All marches leading  to the main rally at 5:30pm at McKeldin Plaza A map showing the locations of the marches from previous slide
Thank you for the most wonderfully bustling and busy Independent Bookstore Day! I think we must have the coolest, chillest, funniest, and most brilliant customers around, and someday I’ll understand how we got so lucky.

Thank you, Baltimore, for always showing up for your indie bookstores!!!
Scene from the crowded (and tiny) Fells Point bookstore Audie, our shop dog, peeking out with a smile from behind a customer
Shop indie on Independent Bookstore Day and also every day 🎉
Man, this is a pretty fucking gross move from Amazon, huh? Good on @bookshop.org for not mincing words, though:
Every April, we celebrate Independent Bookstore Day to remind us how vital indie bookstores are to our communities and society. It’s a day of joy and solidarity, and significant financial impact for these bookstores.

This year, Amazon is undercutting that with a “Book Sale” on the same day—a calculated move by a company that has already put half the bookstores in the country out of business, controls over 60% of the market and sells far more books than all indie bookstores combined. The people at Amazon responsible for the timing of their "Book Sale" should be ashamed, but they are shameless.