720 ninth street | durham, nc 27705

“Reading is a conversation. All books talk. But a good book listens as well.”

– Mark Haddon

New in Paperback

Here Comes The Sun

by Bill McKibben

from W.W. Norton & Company

How to Make A Woman

by Marie Darrieussecq

From Transit Books

Capital From Zero

by Kohei Saito

From Astra House

We Were Forbidden

by Jacqueline Harpman

from Transit Books

Chateau Rouge

by Amit Chaudhuri

from New York Review Books

Department Of Dreams

by Jeton Neziraj, Ebru Nihan Celkan, Karen Malpede

from Egret

The True True Story of Raja the Gullible

by Rabih Alameddine

from Grove Press

Hair/Power

by Kajal Odedra

from Inklings

Putting Myself Together

by Jamaica Kincaid

from Picador

The Plunder Of Black America

by Calvin Schermerhorn

from Yale University Press

Is Beauty Good

by Rosalind Belben

from NYRB Classics

Flesh

by David Szalay

from Scribner

Capitalism and its Critics

by John Cassidy

from Picador

Lonely Crowds

by Stephanie Wambugu

from Little Brown Paperbacks

Toni at Random

by Dana A. Williams

from Amistad

 

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Schools, Businesses, and Organization Orders


The Regulator Bookshop provides bulk orders to many Durham & vicinity schools, organizations, non-profits and businesses. Here is how it works:

  • We offer twenty percent discount for most bulk orders - minimum ten books.
  • We also provide direct, free shipment to your business or organization for orders of fifty copies or more of a single title.
  • We accept all credit cards and for school orders we accept NC E- Procurement.
  • We can also provide sales kit for organizations - see 'offsite events.’
  • For school orders in excess of $750 we offer delivery in the Durham area.
  • For large school events, business meetings etc... we can also arrange for a Regulator employee to bring the books to your function and sell the books after the author/ events presentation with a limited time of two, three hours. There is no charge for this service. The event must have a hundred or more registered and arrangements must be made a minimum of three weeks before hand.

For more information and bookings please contact: regulatorbookshop@gmail.com



 
 

Crook's Corner Book Prize 14th Annual Longlist Announced


Chapel Hill, North Carolina (August 28, 2026)—The Crook's Corner Book Prize Foundation today announced its annual Longlist for best debut novel set in the American South. The $5,000 prize winner will be announced in January 2027.


http://www.CrooksCornerBookPrize.com