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Plains & Pages has been intertwined with the intellectual life of the University of Wyoming for nearly five decades, serving as an off-campus literary salon where students, professors, and townspeople mingle over shared enthusiasms. The creative writing section is the heart of the store, reflecting the strength of the university's MFA program and the many accomplished writers who have passed through Laramie. The environmental humanities shelf speaks to the unique concerns of life on the high plains, where questions of land use, water rights, and wildlife management are not abstract but immediate and urgent. A rare books room on the second floor holds first editions of Western writers from Willa Cather to Annie Proulx, along with a collection of vintage University of Wyoming press publications. The store hosts a weekly open mic that has launched numerous literary careers, and its annual winter reading series, held during the long dark months when Laramie's winds howl across the plains, is one of the town's most cherished cultural traditions.
Plains & Pages has been intertwined with the intellectual life of the University of Wyoming for nearly five decades, serving as an off-campus literary salon where students, professors, and townspeople mingle over shared enthusiasms. The creative writing section is the heart of the store, reflecting the strength of the university's MFA program and the many accomplished writers who have passed through Laramie. The environmental humanities shelf speaks to the unique concerns of life on the high plains, where questions of land use, water rights, and wildlife management are not abstract but immediate and urgent. A rare books room on the second floor holds first editions of Western writers from Willa Cather to Annie Proulx, along with a collection of vintage University of Wyoming press publications. The store hosts a weekly open mic that has launched numerous literary careers, and its annual winter reading series, held during the long dark months when Laramie's winds howl across the plains, is one of the town's most cherished cultural traditions. Located in the heart of Laramie, Wyoming, this beloved bookstore has been serving the literary community since 1976, making it 50 years of championing books and readers.
Weekly open mic nights, a winter reading series from November through February, monthly faculty author talks, and an annual High Plains Literary Festival in partnership with the University of Wyoming.
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