Off the Common Bookshop at Collective Copies

12/21/2021

It's been wonderful to see (half of) your faces this year!

11/04/2021

Who Knew? is available in our Off the Common Bookshop, and online at https://www.levellerspress.com/product/who-knew-roadside-revelations-in-western-massachusetts/

Rob Weir will be talking about his book, "Who Knew? Roadside Revelations in Western Massachusetts"

Monday, November 8 at 1:30pm

Amherst Woman's Club
35 Triangle St,
Amherst MA

11/01/2021

The Northampton MA premier will be happening on Sat. Nov. 13th from 4:00 to 5:30 pm EST.

To attend in person and have a post-viewing dialogue with Donna and Suzanne come to:

Northampton Center for the Arts
33 Hawley St.
Eli’s Room, Lower Level
Northampton, MA

For more information visit www.timetotell.org/telling-is-healing.

07/22/2021

“Who Knew? Roadside Revelations in Western Massachusetts” is a historic travel guide of all the interesting oddities within the Pioneer Valley.

WESTERN MASS. – Have you ever driven by a town green or walked by a statue around Western Mass. and wondered why it’s there or what’s it’s story?

07/16/2021

Take it with you when yo go!

07/16/2021

Follow the link below to view the article.
Nick Grabbe’s own story: From privilege to ink-stained balance

Print and Privilege : Newspaper writer tells his own story By Nick Grabbe; Off the Common Books Nick Grabbe spent some 40 years in journalism, primarily as an editor but also as a writer, with his longest stretch of work with the Amherst Bulletin. And during his career, Grabbe, of Amherst, estimates...

07/07/2021

Available now in-stores and online at levellerspress.com

“World’s End: a panoramic tour of a Frederick Law Olmsted classic” by Mark Roessler is a new book published by Levellerspress.com. It is a photographic guide...

11/30/2020

Books make great gifts 😁

Enjoy contactless shopping at LevellersPress.com

11/13/2020

This Holiday Season,

Whether you purchase a product or a service, cooperatives offer great quality while being owned by the workers.

As small and locally-focused businesses, cooperatives are weathering the storm of COVID19 resiliently. And at the same time, like traditional small businesses across the country, cooperatives are facing aggravating hardships.

We encourage you to support workers invested in their local communities!