IN STOCK NOW!

Check out our current stock of books, comics, crafts, and art by featured [often local] creators. These works are for sale in-store on consignment terms. What's consignment? Check our FAQ below!

Featured Authors -

by local poet/author Barry Vitcov
by local poet/author Barry Vitcov
by local poet/author Barry Vitcov
The Wilbur Stories & More
by local poet/author Barry Vitcov
by local poet/author Peter Yeager
by local author A.T. Veatch
The Variance: The Test of Time
by local author A.C. Marholin
Lumi and the Moonlight Gang issue 1
by Joshua Harper and Nicolas Rivero
The Mountain of Gold
by Fred J. Fisher, illustrated by local author/illustrator Stephanie Cotta
The Iron Kingdom Series Books 1 & 2
by local author/illustrator Stephanie Cotta
Heartsmith
by local author/illustrator Stephanie Cotta

The Chronicles of the Silent Knight Books 1 - 3

  • by local author Kora Kari
Badman
by local author Walter Polzin
Lawman
by local author Walter Polzin
Oagoo
by local author Walter Polzin
Into the White
by local author Walter Polzin
Circle for the Earth
by Daphne Singingtree
Eagletree Herbs...
by Daphne Singingtree
Curious Animals...
Mama needs a Refill...
by PNW author Angela D. Goldsmith
by local author Jenny Gwinn McGlothern
My Search for the perfect cheesebuger
by Jordan Marie McCaw
Help me color this book!
by Jordan Marie McCaw
Help me color this book 2!
by Jordan Marie McCaw

Featured Creators -

Katie Gunter
Local crafter Katie Gunter is selling her metal bookmarks featuring a variety of bookish, Disney, and satirical themes. Each bookmark comes with a removable tassel.
Step in Time
Local crafter Shawna Huggins handmakes these paper shoes using a variety of paper ranging from fun to fabulous. Designs include Lego, doggo, and a variety of Disney favorites! Also available as barrettes and magnets.
Cards by Beverly
Local retiree Mary Beverly provides us with these beautifully sassy greeting cards.
Rowbothams Treasures
Local business Rowbothams Treasures has taken over a space in our store, keeping it stocked with their latest 3D-printed and sewn creations. Check out what they've got for us today!
Jordan Marie McCaw
Local author/artist Jordan Marie McCaw has allowed us to stock a small collection of her creations including an assortment of stickers and Go Dig! Go Dig! plays like Go Fish! and features her adorably spooky illustrations.
Confetti Creations
We officially have inventory from Confetti Creations! Rosie is selling an adorable variety of earrings and keychains, all exploding with color and charm. Check out more of her art and where she'll be next on her website.
Anthos Lapidary custom Jewelry
Artist Anthony Timmerman has provided us with a small assortment of his beautiful pieces. Shown are one rutilated quarts, two tigers eye, one malachite, one Oregon sun stone, and one banded agate.

Featured Artists -

Jae Burlingame
Jae's work is displayed along the walls of our Green section. Currently, we are graced with the glory of his extensive Zoidberg collection which is available for purchase on consignment.
Don't miss out on our cycle of bookmarks featuring his work - they're FABULOUS 😍 See more at www.jaeburlingame.com
Amelia Kay Gothan
We have a handful of gorgeous nature-based paintings by local artist Amelia Kay Gothan!
These are hung in our pink section from Knowledge is Power through Romance and are held on consignment terms, available for purchase.

FAQ Related to Consignment Sales -

Question: What does selling on consignment mean? Answer: Selling on consignment means we don't own the item; we're hosting it in our space and selling it on the creator's behalf. When an item sells, we pay the creator an agreed-upon percentage of the total price. Question: What books will we sell on consignment? Answer: At this time, we only offer consignment terms to authors and artists promoting their work, with priority given to Oregon and West Coast residents. If you are an author/artist, go to our Request to Host - Author or Request to Host - Artist page and tell us about your work! We do not offer consignment terms for resale items from personal collections, estate sales, etc.. Question: Why are books on consignment generally more expensive? Answer: Because they're new, and publishing is expensive! At Village Books, we do our best to negotiate consignment terms that allow authors to maintain a lower price point for their printed work without creating a net negative on our side. Even with lower margins on our end, authors often have to settle for lower margins of their own and (in some cases we've seen) earn next to nothing after considering the actual printing costs for their book. What we can offer our authors is space and exposure - it's up to you, our community, to support their craft by covering the production cost of a crisp-paged, locally created novel.