Hank Alley, "Precincts of Light" (2010, a novel set in Oregon) and other works. Sunday 5-8p.m.

Dan, Armstrong, "Puddle of Love" (a ghost story set in Central Oregon) and two novels. Thursday 2-8p.m., Friday 2-11p.m., and Sunday 11a.m.-5p.m.

Diane Bentley Baker, "Child of Light" (a historical fantasy). Wednesday 11a.m.-5p.m. and Thursday-Saturday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Michael Barker, "The Ballads of Lewis and Clark" and "Out of Oregon: Loggin', Lies, and Poetry". Wednesday 5-8p.m.

Jerry Bassett, "Rich Gems from Tiny Mines" (stories told by children). Wednesday and Friday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Joe Blakely, "Eugene's Civic Stadium," "The Tall Firs," "McArthur Court" and other books on Oregon history. All day every day

Jo- Brew, "La Femme: A Collection of Short Stories About the Ladies" (2010) and many novels. Wednesday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Tyler Burgess, "Seattle Townscape Walks " (2010), "Eugene Oregon Walks", and other walking guides. Friday 2-5p.m.

Jane Capron, "Stud Service", "Best Friends", and other murder mysteries set in Eugene. Wednesday 2-5p.m., Thursday 11a.m.-2p.m., and Friday 2-5p.m.

Jennifer Chambers, "Learning Life Again" (a novel based on the author's experience of surviving traumatic brain injury from a car crash). Wednesday 5-8p.m. and Friday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Robert Chambers, "Hobee's Quest" and other children's books. Wednesday 2-5p.m., Friday 5-8p.m., and Saturday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Amy Costales, "Lupe Vargas and Her Super Best Friend" and other bilingual children's books with Latinos as protagonists. Wednesday 5-10p.m.

Marva Dasef, "Tales of a Texas Boy," "Eagle Quest", and other young adult novels. Sunday 5-8p.m.

Carola Dunn, "A Colourful Death" (2010, a mystery set in Cornwall) and the popular “Daisy Dalrymple” murder mysteries. Thursday and Saturday 2-8p.m.

Pat Edwards, "From Sawdust & Cider to Wine" (Lorane history). Thursday 11a.m.-5p.m.

Frog, "The Frog Joke Book for Kids" and other joke books. Wednesday 8p.m.-10p.m., Thursday 8p.m.-10p.m., and Saturday 8p.m.-11p.m.

Ann Herrick, "The Best Christmas Tree Ever", "The Queen Bee", and other young adult and children's books. Thursday 2-5p.m.

Nina Kiriki Hoffman, "Threshholds" (2010, a fantasy/sci fi novel for middle schoolers), "Fall of Light", and other contemporary fantasy novels. Friday 2-5p.m.

Kevin Kurtz, "A Day on the Mountain" (2010, a rhyming children's book), and "A Day in the Salt Marsh". Thursday 5-10p.m. and Sunday 11a.m.-2p.m.

Bud Lang, "How to Play Championship Baseball" (2010, a young adult book) and "Sicily! Up Close!" Wednesday 11a.m.-5p.m., Thursday 11a.m.-2p.m., Friday 11a.m.-5p.m., Saturday 11a.m.-2p.m., Sunday 11a.m.-5p.m.

Jessica Maxwell, "Roll Around Heaven" and travel/adventure books about women. Friday 5-8p.m. and Saturday 2-8p.m.

Helen J. Neville, Changing Brains: Effects of Experience on Human Brain Develop.m.ent" (DVD). Wednesday and Thursday 5-10p.m., Friday and Saturday 8p.m.-11p.m., and Sunday 2-8p.m.

Suzi Prozanski, "Fruit of the Sixties" (a history of the Oregon Country Fair). Friday 8p.m.-11p.m.

Clifford Scovell, "Prison Earth: Not Guilty As Charged" (2010, science fiction novel). Friday 5-8p.m. and Saturday 2-8p.m.

Linda Kay Silva, "Across Time", "Second Time Around", and other novels. Friday and Saturday 8p.m.-11p.m.

Dorcas Smucker, "Downstairs the Queen Is Knitting" and other collections of her columns from the Register-Guard. Thursday 2-10p.m.

Bobbie Snead, "Owl Grove" (2010,  the story of a baby great horned owl) and "Judge John B. Waldo: Oregon's John Muir". Sunday 11a.m.-5p.m.

Kirk Spangler, "Capital Crimes" (a crime novel set in Salem). Friday 5-8p.m. and Saturday 2-8p.m.

William L. Sullivan, "The Ship in the Hill" (2010, a historical novel set in Norway), "Trails of Crater Lake" (2010), and other books about Oregon hiking and history. All day every day.

Shirley Tallman, "Scandal on Rincon Hill" (2010) and other murder mysteries set in San Francisco in the 1880s. Sunday 5-8p.m.