Get Lost Travel Books

12/30/2010

Last few hours before we close forever. 40% off everything. The map drawers are still available. Come on by.

12/28/2010

During these last three days before we close, all our books, maps and gear is now 40% off. The new markdown is on now until we lock the doors for the last time on Thursday, December 30. Our rocket has found a good home, by the way.

12/17/2010

20 % OFF ALL INVENTORY. As we prepare to close at the end of the year, come by and stock up on those titles that will be hard to find after we close. Did we mention we are having a silent auction for our amazing rocket?

12/02/2010

THIS IS THE END, MY FRIENDS! After 14 years, we are
packing up and closing down at the end of the year. Come in to say goodbye tonight, Thursday, December 2 from 5:30pm - 8:00pm. Have a drink and save 30% on
this one day pre-sale.

09/15/2010

It's Get Lost's 14th anniversary this month. That means it is time for our
14th Anniversary Sale: Saturday, September 25, 10am - 6pm.

25% Off Everything.

07/21/2010

A block party on our formerly nameless part of Market Street. Free beer and 20% off in the store from 6:00pm - 9:00pm.

July 27, 2010 - 6:00pm: Presented by The Bold Italic, Get Lost Books and Travel Gear and Triple Crown Recently we've noticed little pocket neighborhoods sprouting up throughout the city worthy of individual celebration. We named them “microhoods” just ...

05/12/2010

Thoughts on Arizona's racial profiling law

Thoughts on travel

04/02/2010

Get Lost on NPR's Forum program this week! An hour on the subject of travel writing.

03/11/2010

This Sunday, March 14, 7:00 p.m. Get Lost presents author Matt Hern at the Studio for Urban Projects, San Francisco

03/04/2010

Tango, yes. National culinary traditons, not yet. A story on food as treasures of human patrimony.

UNESCO, the branch of the United Nations that is best known for its list of World Heritage Sites, also curates a number of other programs that aim to record and safeguard natural and cultural treasures. ...

01/19/2010

Best novels set in the Arab World?

The Jerusalem-based crime writer picks novels that offer 'a much more profound contact' with this region than the news

12/08/2009

Thanks to Sean Cranbury for directing us to a far more interesting list of Best Books than The New York Times recent "Best of" lists.

tags: Andrew Hood, Association of Canadian Publishers, CPDS, Invisible Publishing, Nic Boshart, Pardon Our Monsters, Véhicule Press