Silent Sip & Read with Moira Macdonald!

Invitation to Silent Sip & Read October 23, 7-9 pm

Come enjoy a glass of wine* while having a quiet space to enjoy your favorite book.
*pours $7-$10/glass

Breaking News: Moira Macdonald will join us Thursday evening—bring a book and stop over!

Silent Sip & Read is back this Thursday at 7, now featuring a reading from local arts critic and author Moira Macdonald! Come enjoy a glass of wine or non-alcoholic drink in a quiet space to peruse your favorite book, hear from Moira, and chat with her and others about what you are reading.

A longtime Seattleite with roots in Vancouver, B.C., Moira MacDonald has been an arts critic for The Seattle Times since 2001, writing about movies, books, dance, television, fashion, and the occasional cat-related event. Her journalism work has brought her in contact with countless interesting people over the years; among her favorite interviews are George Clooney, Kazuo Ishiguro, Colin Farrell, and her childhood idol, Julie Andrews. Moira is a two-time graduate of the University of Washington, with an M.A. in English literature and a B.A. in literature and theater. She is a proud founding member of the Common Readers, a small Seattle book club that’s been meeting since 1989.Storybook Ending, which has sold in 19 international territories, is her first novel — and a reminder that it’s never too late to stop procrastinating and do the thing you’ve always wanted to do.