| The Homer Bookstore |
THE BOOKSTORE CREW |
| 332 E. Pioneer Ave., #1 Homer, AK 99603 907-235-7496 |
| Winter Hours Monday thru Saturday 10:00 ~ 6:00 Summer Hours Monday thru Saturday 10:00 ~ 7:00 Sunday 12:00 ~ 5:00 |
| Gift Certificates Frequent Buyer Cards Alaskana Books Cards Stationery Journals Gift Wrap Sketch Books Calendars Children's Section Teen and 'Tween Sections How-to Books Cookbooks Travel Section Reference Books Gardening Books Your Favorite Fiction and Non-fiction And Espresso Bar!!! AND LOTS MORE!! |
| We are always happy to place special orders and mail books. |
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| 907-235-7496 1-888-635-BOOK (toll free within Alaska) homerbookstore@ak.net |
| With Espresso |
| The Homer Bookstore is staffed by three partners and any of an assortment of incredible employees we have been fortunate to find over the years. The three partners are: |
| JENNY STROYECK Jenny came to Homer with a background in book-selling and archaeology. She was a former manager from the Alaskan Book Cache chain. She is married to Michael Armstrong, a science-fiction author and local writer. When she isn't at the bookstore, Jenny is either knitting, or skiing, or playing tennis, or marimba, or creating small works of art; sometimes she chases after exotic nudibranchs. One of her fantasies is to have a house large enough where both she and a TV could coexist. Jenny is the calming voice of reason who keeps the other two partners from throwing books at each other. |
| SUE POST Sue has worked in bookstores off-and-on since she was fourteen; starting as an indentured servant at The Bookstore. She can do it all--except she hasn't mastered working in her sleep yet. She is married to Jim Levine, an engineer who works as a project manager for a local contractor. When she isn't fixing her brother's computer mistakes at the store, Sue is either horseback riding, or skiing, or kayaking, or playing the marimba. Her favorite fantasy is to be able to park-and-ride to work--on horseback. |
| LEE POST Lee is closely related to Sue--in that they share the same parents. Lee has been a partner in the Homer Bookstore since the late 1970s. They keep him around because he comes in handy when things break--sometimes he sells books. His partner-in-life is Mary Maly, a computer addict and co-publisher of Lee's Bone Building Books. When he isn't arguing with the computer at work, Lee is likely to either be working with animal bones, or chasing birds, or kayaking. Lee's fantasy is to discover new tropical birds on deserted desert islands--in Kachemak Bay. |
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