Magic City Books is a project of the nonprofit Tulsa Literary Coalition. In the heart of the Tulsa Arts District. Home of Booksmart Tulsa.
Tulsa, OK
Joined December 2015
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On Thursday, October 22nd, I’ll be in Tulsa, OK taking part in an all Native comedy show at Good Cause Brewing, put on by @MagicCityBooks . Come see stand up from the super funny Kels Cooper, Brent Deo and Shea Vasser, followed by an author talk with me and Colleen Thurston.
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Our @owenslindsay1 spoke at @aspenideas on the concerning future of agentic commerce, and later stopped at @MagicCityBooks for a book signing of her new book Gouged!
She'll also be at @SoFestofBooks this weekend in Nashville – come say hi!
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Got to meet the Amazon AI “spoof” of Gouged, authored by Linda Owie, today. Its owner had dog eared & marked up her copy & was eager to meet Linda. Grateful to @felixsalmon for bringing levity & humor to the situation. I’m signing copies of MY book @MagicCityBooks at 12:30.
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October 22nd - Tulsa, OK - @MagicCityBooks
Can't wait for Tulsa! We’re putting on a comedy show featuring Kels Cooper, Zebediah Nofire, Shea Vasser and Brent Deo followed by Colleen Thurston (Drowned Land) interviewing me onstage about We’ve Been Here The Whole Time!
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October 22nd - Tulsa, OK - @MagicCityBooks
Can't wait for Tulsa! We’re putting on a comedy show featuring Kels Cooper, Zebediah Nofire, Shea Vasser and Brent Deo followed by Colleen Thurston (Drowned Land) interviewing me onstage about We’ve Been Here The Whole Time!
A little #tbt to our last event with the great @PhilKlay who was announced today as the next President of @PENamerica! @MattGallagher0
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Tulsa book lovers, I could use your help! 📚💙
@MagicCityBooks — would you consider sharing our classroom project? We’re raising funds for a class set of They Called Us Enemy by George Takei so students can explore Japanese American incarceration during WWII through a powerful graphic memoir.
A repost could help this project reach someone who believes in putting meaningful books in students’ hands. ❤️
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Great book launch for @WillThomasAutho at @MagicCityBooks last night. The house was packed and people came from surrounding states to be there. Thanks to Magic City, Tim Landes of @TulsaFlyer and the Barker & Llewelyn fans for a wonderful evening!
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Save the Date! On Sept. 12, 2026 at 4:00pm @MagicCityBooks will partner with TU's Oklahoma Center for the Humanities to host a free, special event with OUP author, the Hon. Greg Bigler, in conversation with Jessica Doe. Books will be available at the event for purchase.
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Magic City Books' annual Adult Book Fair returns Sept. 24 newson6.com/things-to-do-in-…
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Thank you, @MagicCityBooks for hosting @esglaude this evening. Such an insightful, meaningful talk.
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Filled with Okie pride to see the wonderful Magic City Books profiled in the NYT today. They've brought so many powerhouse literary names to Oklahoma, and they're unabashedly vocal in speaking up for what matters most. No one's doing it like them. 💗
nytimes.com/2026/04/02/books…
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📷SPECIAL EVENT📷
LWV Metro Tulsa and @MagicCityBooks welcomes everyone to a join us for a special event highlighting Lindsey Cormack, PhD, author of "How to Raise a Citizen (And Why It's Up to You to Do It" on May 2 at 2:00pm.
Full details & RSVP link: tinyurl.com/author-rsvp
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“On Friday nights, it was the center of culture. All my friends would come in. I loved that. I was always more interested in Gertrude Stein than Ernest Hemingway, in the sense of how she gathered people.” tinyurl.com/4npc68w7
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Nothing but love for Jeff and the whole team at @MagicCityBooks! nytimes.com/2026/04/02/books…
Bob Wills is still the king. But this is pretty cool.
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