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Join us for an unforgettable experience at CoffeeTree as we welcome Andrew Preston of A.p. Harbor, for the release of his new book, The Hum of a Dreaming Moon. On August 28, Andrew will take to the CoffeeTree stage with a captivating reading, a chance to engage in enlightening conversation, and a signing session.Surreal, dreamlike, and absurdist lyrics-as-poetry weave together fact and fable in this debut collection from A.p. Harbor (pen name of Appalachian songwriter Andrew Preston). Illustrated in doodles and fragments by bandmate Mary Morris, this hodgepodge of story-songs explores love, nature, magic, family, science, and the humdrum of everyday life. This collection features the entire discography of A.p. Harbor, chronicling lyrics and song information from 2005 to 2025.
The excitement doesn't stop there! On August 30, the band will be at Sawstone Brewing for a concert. Mark your calendars and be part of this cultural journey that fosters a sense of belonging and anticipation within our vibrant community.
A.p. Harbor is the band name / pen name of Andrew Preston (and friends), writer and producer from Van Lear, Kentucky. Preston has been a featured songwriter by the International Bluegrass Music Association, lecture faculty at the Appalachian Writer's Workshop, and nominee for the 2020 Audioverse Awards. His lyrics and poetry have been published in Untelling Magazine and Discarded. With works spanning eight LPs and hundreds of performances across North America, Europe, and China, Preston and his bandmates have become mainstays of Appalachia's burgeoning indie scene. Among their hallmarks: eclectic vocals, offbeat instrumentation, and literary lyricism steeped in storytelling, all balanced by a healthy penchant for the surreal and absurd. In his other life, he sells books and coffee at The Fuzzy Duck Coffee Shop and CoffeeTree Books in Morehead, Kentucky, where he lives with his husband and two cats.
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