This Week's Recommendation
Catch up on The Dresden Files with this boxed collection of the first three volumes for only $19.99
Catch up on The Dresden Files with this boxed collection of the first three volumes for only $19.99
The Highlands community of Louisville, Kentucky is known for its diverse culture, friendly atmosphere, and locally-owned retailers and restaurants. The Fictionary bookstore and Irony Skillet café present visitors and residents alike with a broad selection of new and used fiction, as well as a delicious deli, bakery, and bistro.
Drop in to pick up the latest bestseller, enjoy a slice of homemade cheesecake, or relax in one of our comfortable reading chairs with a good book! During the summer, our large patio becomes an open air dining experience, and our menu selection is sure to please.
Throughout the year, we offer a number of special events, including writing seminars, book signings, live music, children's activities, and more. Although our bookstore is primarily for fiction, we have an assortment of local interest non-fiction, gaming guides and accessories for popular role-playing games, and novel-related DVDs, Blu-rays, and CD soundtracks.
We hope to see you soon!
This week's New York Times Bestselling Fiction
Mass-Market Paperbacks
- Burning Wild Christine Feehan
- At Last Comes Loves Mary Balogh
- Sail James Patterson and Howard Roughan
- Angels and Demons Dan Brown
- Dark Summer Iris Johansen
- Odd Hours Dean Koontz
- No Choice But Seduction Johanna Lindsey
- Just Breathe Susan Wiggs
- The Bourne Sanction Eric Van Lustbader
- True Love and Other Disasters Rachel Gibson
Hardcovers
- The 8th Confession James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
- Lover Avenged J.R. Ward
- First Family David Baldacci
- Summer on Blossom Street Debbie Macomber
- Tea Time for the Traditionally Built Alexander McCall Smith
- Just Take My Heart Mary Higgins Clark
- Loitering with Intent Stuart Woods
- The Host Stephenie Meyer
- The Language of Bees Laurie R. King
- Look Again Lisa Scottoline
