Events

Ongoing Series: Last Thursday

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Hyde Brothers, Booksellers invites all fans of the written word to the 2026 season premiere of our literary series, Last Thursday! This free event occurs at 7pm on the final Thursday of each month and is hosted in-store. Each event features at least two local authors who read their original poetry, prose, creative nonfiction, etc. in 15-20 minute installments with a brief intermission between readers.
This month’s event is the first reading of the year, falling on Thursday, January 29 at 7pm. This month, we will welcome K. Anders and Julie Bruder as our featured readers.
 
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Interested in becoming a reader? Visit our Last Thursday page to get started!

K. Anders is the author of multiple short stories--including three which ranked #1 in their respective categories on the Amazon Best Seller list. His first novel, the urban fantasy, "Dragonsworn," was released by Jumpmaster Press in December 2025 and he has a post-apocalypse fantasy novel due to be released in August 2026. An avid participant and supporter of the arts, he writes character-based fiction in many genres but prefers the creative freedom of fantasy, sci-fi, and horror.
Julie Bruder lives and teaches in Goshen, Indiana. She has a Bachelors degree in German from Indiana University, and a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction from Western Governors University. In the summer of 2022, Julie sold her house and all her belongings to move to San Diego and learn to surf. LESSONS FROM THE OCEAN is that story, and Julie’s first published work. While in San Diego, Julie also invented a new class, entitled MUSEUM ISLAND, and she published a workbook and teachers manual of the same name. She is currently working on a narrative about her travels to Iceland, entitled LESSONS FROM ICELAND.
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