Co-Chairs: Ruth Allard and Sandy Rouse

Author Committee: Ruth Allard, Jerry Carbone, Wyn Cooper, Suzanne Kingsbury, Matt Raptis, Ariel Redden, Sandy Rouse

Development: Ruth Allard, Wyn Cooper, Sandy Rouse

Hospitality: Ruth Allard, Meredith Anton, Wyn Cooper, Shawna Parker, Sandy Rouse

Publicity: Ruth Allard, Jerry Carbone, Wyn Cooper, Dede Cummings, Suzanne Kingsbury, Tim Mayo, Sandy Rouse

Volunteer Coordinators: Linda Aldrich, Ken Hebson

Write Action Coordinator: Arlene Distler

Brattleboro Bookstores Downtown Brattleboro is home to three new and two used bookstores. All are open 7 days a week, and all are conveniently located within one square block.

Baskets Bookstore/Paperback Palace at 48 Harmony Place
A used book lover's palace for buyers and traders, Baskets is stocked with an eclectic collection of paperbacks.
  802-258-4980

Brattleboro Books at 34-36 Elliot Street
Southern Vermont’s largest used bookstore houses over 75,000 volumes in all imaginable subject areas.
  802-257-7777

Everyone’s Books at 25 Elliot Street
This family-owned independent bookstore specializes in books about social change, the environment and multicultural children’s books.
  802-254-8160
http://www.everyonesbks.com

Mystery on Main Street at 119 Main Street
Vermont’s only bookstore devoted exclusively to mysteries also features true crime, graphic novels and Edward Gorey jewelry.
  802-258-2211
http://www.mysteryonmain.com

The Book Cellar at 120 Main Street
Celebrating its 60th year, Brattleboro’s oldest independent bookstore offers a wide selection of fine books, music, games and cards.
  802-254-6810
http://www.bookcellarvt.com