Merch!
What do you get for the person who's already read everything? Book store merch!
The new edition of the Raven tote bag, made from 100% cotton.
Use it to carry your books, vegetables, or cats.
Celebrate the spirit of the 90s and the Raven with this neon Geo Tracker-tastic shirt design. Printed at Kansas City's Oddities Prints from a design by Nicholas Stahl, this is easily the gnarliest bookstore shirt there is.
Four 1.5" buttons designed by Nicholas Stahl, printed and packaged by Lawrence, Kansas's Blue Collar Press.
Items will ship (or be ready for pickup) at the end of November.
A big sticker (4") featuring the new Raven Seal, designed by Nicholas Stahl.
Items will ship (or be ready for pickup) at the end of November.
The Raven's longest-running piece of merchandise, the classic Groucho Marx mug. In print since sometime in the 1990s. Now in Blue, like an early evening sky.
Keep your beverage cold and show your Raven love AT THE SAME TIME
It means exactly what it says.
You can buy up to 10 stickers in one order. In addition to in-store pickup, you can also have your stickers shipped to you for a flat shipping fee of $1.
Very warm, very wool, very made in the USA at Wisconsin Knitwear
Bumper sticker posing a hypothetical about one of the twentieth century's greatest thinkers and writers.
Bumper sticker posing a hypothetical about one of the twentieth century's greatest thinkers and writers.
Bumper sticker posing a hypothetical about one of the twentieth century's greatest thinkers and writers.
A hapless Raven gets stuck in a classic piece of literature. Designed by Grace D. Chin.
A hapless Raven gets stuck in a classic piece of literature. Designed by Grace D. Chin.
Soul of a Place is a zine celebrating the first 12,365 days of Raven Book Store history, better known as our tenure at 6 and 8 East 7th Street. A deep dive into Raven archives, Soul of a Place features historical photos of the Raven's construction, parties, author events, booksellers, cats, and more, all annotated by Raven curators. The zine also features an essay by the longest-tenured Raven bookseller Kelly Barth, an introduction by current owner Danny Caine, and a contribution from second Raven owner Heidi Raak. Help us celebrate this old building as we prepare to move to a new one!
Full Color throughout
40 pages
62 color photographs
2 essays
1 bookstore
A 16-page zine serving as a quick introduction to the struggles facing the USPS and why it needs to be saved. Much is at stake when we discuss the future of the USPS, including live-saving medications, the democratic process, millions of jobs, and the fate of any small business trying to compete in the big-tech-dominated online marketplace. This new zine by Raven owner Danny Caine briefly explains these issues and offers suggestions for steps forward as the USPS faces an assault by President Trump and his disruptive, unqualified postmaster. Each zine will be sent via USPS, and buying postage is the best way to support the USPS. Further, $1 from every retail sale of the zine will go to buying stamps which the Raven will distribute for free.
Release date: August 29, 2020
For bookstore wholesale orders, email raven@ravenbookstore.com for information.
A 16-page black & white zine by Raven owner Danny Caine detailing the case against Amazon and how consumers can reisist Amazon's dominance. Select "Zine Shipping" at checkout and ship up to 100 zines for $0.99.