Where to Buy My Books — and Why It Matters

People ask me all the time where they can order my books besides Amazon. I’m glad you asked.

My daughter Leanna owns an independent bookstore called Luna & Leaf, and I’m directing all my book orders through her shop. You can find it at bookshop.org/shop/LunaLeafBookshop.

Here’s the thing — this isn’t just a dad trying to help his kid out, though I won’t pretend that’s not part of it. It’s a matter of justice. When you buy from an Indigenous-owned indie bookstore rather than a corporate giant, your dollars do different work in the world. They stay closer to the ground, closer to the people, closer to the kind of economy we’re actually trying to build.

Bookshop.org is designed to support independent booksellers, and every purchase through Luna & Leaf puts money directly into the hands of a small business owner — who happens to be Native/Latina/Woman, and who happens to be my daughter. That’s the kind of ecosystem I want to be part of.

So the next time you’re looking for one of my books — or honestly, you can buy all your books here. It’s a small act, but small acts compounded over time change things.

Luna & Leaf Bookshop: bookshop.org/shop/LunaLeafBookshop

Thank you for supporting independent booksellers. Thank you for supporting Indigenous business. And thank you for reading.