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robert gray fresh eyes now "nothing's worth noting that is not seen with fresh eyes." -- bashō robert gray about fen robert gray fen writing shelf awareness: column archives fen contacts fresh eyes now email shelf awareness email fen elsewhere twitter facebook linkedin buy books indiebound looking backward search fresh eyes now shelf awareness for readers friday jul 06 2018 reading the world cup in a ticket stub friday, july 6, 2018 "if england win tonight , come & celebrate with us at our late shopping evening tomorrow!" the london review bookshop tweeted on tuesday, just hours before the three lions advanced to the world cup quarterfinals with a win over colombia. with hard-earned british practicality/fatalism, the bookseller also hedged its bets: "if england lose tonight, come & commiserate with us at our late shopping evening tomorrow! if you couldn't care less either way, come to our late shopping evening!" despite the failure of the u.s. men's team to qualify for the 2018 world cup, there's plenty of excitement on this side of the pond as well. for example, little shop of stories , decatur, ga., tweeted: " we are world cup crazy at little shop! we think we might have more soccer books than anyone. ever. in the history of books. come by and peruse our extensive collection! #worldcup." in today's issue of shelf awareness for readers , i highlight a few books on the beautiful game and celebrate the fact that this weekend's quarterfinal matches will include england, my "home side" by heritage (gray and turner are surnames on my father's side). also mentioned with fondness are roger bennett and michael davies, the legendary (since the 2014 world cup anyway) men in blazers , who also happen to be co-authors of men in blazers present encyclopedia blazertannica: a suboptimal guide to soccer, america's sport of the future since 1972 (knopf). their recent national tour was considerably more than suboptimal. george carroll, whose review of encyclopedia blazertannica appeared not long ago in shelf awareness for readers , posted a roger bennett quote on facebook last month from a huge mib event in seattle, wash. : "i just want to thank elliott bay book company ... the first time i came to seattle, i wandered into the elliott bay bookstore. i spent hours there perusing it. i loved it. it's a passionate place of wonder... support elliott bay bookstore; it's truly amazing." bennett, a brit who just became a u.s. citizen on june 1, wrote an extended analysis of the state of american soccer on facebook recently, making several cogent points, including: american football fandom is both hyper-local and deeply connected to the global, with no contradiction between the two. the audience is so young. it is hard to exaggerate the level of hope invested in the u.s. women's team ahead of the 2019 world cup. even if the american men's team had qualified, however, i'd still be rooting for england because of a tradition i can trace directly back to 1966 for three key reasons: i was playing soccer every day; england won its lone world cup championship; and i experienced a once-in-a-lifetime (or my lifetime, at least) event, the memories of which i can still conjure up from an old, talismanic ticket stub, faded red, with a few words and numbers printed on it: enter gate 2 section 34, row h, seat 14 mezza stand $6.00 world championship soccer yankee stadium mon. aft. sept. 5, 1966 just an old ticket stub, but mnemonic and iconic. that i can read it and find a story says a lot about imagination, memory, and the art of storytelling. i was 16 years old when i used this ticket. a few weeks before, my high school soccer coach had asked if i wanted to join him and a couple of my teammates to see an exhibition game at yankee stadium: santos of brazil, featuring a 26 year old star named pelé, against inter milan of italy. i surprised myself by saying yes to my coach. i was terrified by the idea of taking a trip like that. i was just a vermont kid who'd never been within a hundred miles of new york city; who'd just begun his love affair with an old, international game that was still new to most of the u.s., and certainly new to my little town. our high school had launched a club soccer team in 1965. we were about to begin our first season as a sanctioned team in the marble valley league, which was dominated in those days by proctor high school's players, many of whom were the sons or grandsons of immigrant marble workers. they knew the game from birth in ways we never would. they literally and figuratively kicked our ass every time we played them. but none of that mattered on a hot september day in yankee stadium, which was packed with 41,598 fans (i looked it up). both teams were late. the crowd got restless and a little crazy, but when the players finally hit the field, all was forgiven. the noise didn't stop until long after the game ended. santos won. pelé scored. it was a good day. if i hadn't been a soccer convert before then, i certainly was after. i continued to play the game through high school and college, and my love for it has never wavered. therein lies the path to real passion for a sport; the kind of passion that can be rekindled simply by reading an old ticket stub, faded red. --published by shelf awareness , issue #3285 robert gray | comments off | share article friday jun 29 2018 trade show commonplace book: author events friday, june 29, 2018 so much happens at a book conference or trade show. for me, keeping a digital commonplace book has become a personal as well as professional habit. long after a bookexpo or winter institute or fall regional bookseller conference has ended, i want to be able to call up quotable moments that could easily have slipped away, memory (mine at least) being the sieve it is. this is particularly true of the education sessions, where attendees participate in detailed conversations about pertinent topics. there are so many excellent "big picture" takeaway quotes from these sessions, offering perspective on this crazy business we've all signed up for. ya gotta save some of them. andrea kiliany thatcher, mike onorato, lynn rosen, megan edwards, mark sedenquist consider, for example, the bookexpo education session "making indie bookstore and library events a win-win-win," which was moderated by mike onorato, executive director of publicity at smith publicity, and featured lynn rosen, co-owner of open book bookstore , elkins park, pa.; megan edwards, author of the copper black mystery series; mark sedenquist, publisher of indie press imbrifex books; and andrea kiliany thatcher, marketing manager & book publicist at smith publicity. while the discussion leaned more toward bookshops than libraries, some excellent points were made about hosting author events, including: sedenquist noted that imbrifex authors are advised "that when they go to book events we want them to introduce themselves to as many booksellers as possible. so that for nonfiction books, they're recognized as an expert in the field.... if they're a fiction writer, their personality should be apparent because those booksellers will handsell the books long after the author is gone." although selling her books is "always at the back of my head," edwards conceded that "i can't just walk into a room and say that's what i'm there for. perhaps it's obvious to everyone, but i do like getting to know people, meeting people who already know about and like my books and interacting with them. and i love getting to know booksellers and actually these days just visiting independent bookstores and chain bookstores all over the country is just a delightful way to be a tourist." she also put in a plug for her home indie in las vegas: "we have a fabulous independent bookstore that has become a tourist destination. you wouldn't think that las vegas would be a place where readers would come, but this store is really worth the visit. it's called the writer's block .... so i really like

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