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DARREN WINSTON, BOOKSELLER
81 Main Street
Sharon, Connecticut 06069
860.364.1890
darrenwinston@gmail.com
HOURS:
Tuesday–Sunday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
We're closed Mondays.
Welcome
Thank you for visiting our website. We're continuing to add information, photos, and features, so we invite you to return frequently to see what's new.To view our online inventory of books for sale, please visit our listings on AbeBooks.com.
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Our shop
Visit our shop at 81 Main Street on the town green in Sharon, Connecticut, and browse thousands of interesting titles in many fields. Whether you're after vintage pulp fiction or finely bound classics, we're happy to help you discover something that will delight.We are also a full-service art gallery, regularly presenting exhibitions and with a rotating stock of unusual and beautiful finds--vintage prints, photographs, posters, and paintings.
Please feel free to let us know your wants and needs. You can contact us by phone at 860.364.1890, or via e-mail at darrenwinston@gmail.com.
NEWS AND EVENTS
YOUNG AUTHOR
BOOK SIGNING
to benefit Sharon Day Care
Saturday, April 20
from 2 to 4 p.m.
BOOK SIGNING
to benefit Sharon Day Care
Saturday, April 20
from 2 to 4 p.m.
We're pleased to invite you to a very special
event to benefit Sharon Day Care Center. This Saturday, April 20, from 2 to 4 p.m., 15-year-old local author Rachel Yerks will be signing copies
of her first novel, Finding Eliza.
Current Exhibition:
An Artist in Venice
by Adam Van Doren
BOOK SIGNING
Saturday, April 27
from 4 to 6 p.m.
A selection of paintings by Van Doren, including pieces featured in the book, are on display through April 28.
An Artist in Venice
by Adam Van Doren
BOOK SIGNING
Saturday, April 27
from 4 to 6 p.m.
A selection of paintings by Van Doren, including pieces featured in the book, are on display through April 28.
Van Doren's new book showcases not only his
virtuosity as a painter but also his writing talent. He first went to
Venice to paint in 1986, to escape the "barren and cheerless" New York
winter. He left as an architecture student and came back a painter—and
"Venice was responsible."
An Artist in Venice presents twenty-five glorious watercolor paintings of that city, accompanied by sketches, maps, and the artist's insightful narrative and history.
An Artist in Venice presents twenty-five glorious watercolor paintings of that city, accompanied by sketches, maps, and the artist's insightful narrative and history.