Premier Celebration of the Literary Arts
Lovers of Literature won't want to miss next weekend's Baltimore Book Festival, the mid-Atlantic's premier celebration of the literary arts.
Featured authors include Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Hunter (47th Samurai, Point of Impact), Raphael Alvarez (Storyteller, The Fountain of Highlandtown), children’s’ author Kevin O’Malley, and even an appearance by … Mark Twain!*
Not to mention the great events at the CityLit Stage, including a happening happy hour with Narrowhouse readers on Friday night, and a different sort of Sunday morning reading featuring local authors Chris Stewart, Kimberly Williams, Jen Michalski, Mat Gill, Lalita Noronha, Lauren, Eisenberg Davis, Michael M. Hughes, Barbara Friedland, and Eric D. Goodman.**
Literary agents and first-time authors will offer advice to writers. If you enjoy reading or writing of any kind, there’s something for you at the Baltimore Book Festival.
The festival runs all weekend, Friday, September 29 to Sunday, October 1.For more info, and the complete schedule, see the Book Fest's website.
http://www.baltimorebookfestival.com/
*Mark Twain may be an imposter.
**I won't be an imposter; I'll be reading from TRACKS, my novel in stories.
Featured authors include Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Hunter (47th Samurai, Point of Impact), Raphael Alvarez (Storyteller, The Fountain of Highlandtown), children’s’ author Kevin O’Malley, and even an appearance by … Mark Twain!*
Not to mention the great events at the CityLit Stage, including a happening happy hour with Narrowhouse readers on Friday night, and a different sort of Sunday morning reading featuring local authors Chris Stewart, Kimberly Williams, Jen Michalski, Mat Gill, Lalita Noronha, Lauren, Eisenberg Davis, Michael M. Hughes, Barbara Friedland, and Eric D. Goodman.**
Literary agents and first-time authors will offer advice to writers. If you enjoy reading or writing of any kind, there’s something for you at the Baltimore Book Festival.
The festival runs all weekend, Friday, September 29 to Sunday, October 1.For more info, and the complete schedule, see the Book Fest's website.
http://www.baltimorebookfestival.com/
*Mark Twain may be an imposter.
**I won't be an imposter; I'll be reading from TRACKS, my novel in stories.
posted by Eric D. Goodman | Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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