Newest Arrivals

The latest books to hit our shelves.

  • Celebrating Wonderful Children's Books

    Celebrating Wonderful Children's Books

    Congratulations to the finalists for the NL Book Award for children's literature: Cara Kansala (The Ewe Who Knew Who Knit You), Kate Sparkes (Scars and Seams), and our own Lori...

    Celebrating Wonderful Children's Books

    Congratulations to the finalists for the NL Book Award for children's literature: Cara Kansala (The Ewe Who Knew Who Knit You), Kate Sparkes (Scars and Seams), and our own Lori...

  • Alberta bound

    Alberta bound

    Our dear friend and sales associate Kristina Stocks-Heath has taken a new job in her home province of Alberta. For more than two years, Kristina has been a delightful and...

    Alberta bound

    Our dear friend and sales associate Kristina Stocks-Heath has taken a new job in her home province of Alberta. For more than two years, Kristina has been a delightful and...

  • Witless Bay welcomes Ignatius

    Witless Bay welcomes Ignatius

    Bonnie Johnstone and Veselina Tomova's delightful book The Pig & the Dumpling was warmly celebrated on Saturday, May 4th.  A book launch is a wonderful opportunity to send a book...

    Witless Bay welcomes Ignatius

    Bonnie Johnstone and Veselina Tomova's delightful book The Pig & the Dumpling was warmly celebrated on Saturday, May 4th.  A book launch is a wonderful opportunity to send a book...

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Running the Goat Collection

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Take a trip down the Irish Loop and stop in at Running the Goat in Tors Cove. You'll find a cozy bookstore with a wide range of interesting titles, prints, cards and local products.

In the fall we're open Thursday through Monday 11am to 4pm; otherwise by chance or appointment. Drop-ins outside of our regular hours are warmly welcomed.

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Land Acknowledgement

Running the Goat respectfully acknowledges the island of Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland), the land on which it operates and creates, as the ancestral homelands of the Beothuk, whose culture has been irrecoverably lost, and the unceded, traditional territory of the Beothuk and the Mi’kmaq. And we acknowledge Labrador as the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Innu of Nitassinan, the Inuit of Nunatsiavut, and the Inuit of NunatuKavut. We are grateful to live and work here, and to share stories that respect and celebrate its cultures and traditions.

Running the Goat, Books & Broadsides gratefully acknowledges support for its publishing activities from Newfoundland and Labrador’s Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation through its Publishers Assistance Program; the Canadian Department of Heritage through the Canada Book Fund; and the Canada Council for the Arts through its Literary Publishing Projects Fund.

This website has been supported through a generous grant from CelebrateNL as part of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Year of the Arts.