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Faulkner for All!

Faulkner for All! embraces multiple disciplines and target audiences and it is our annual attempt to create the same kind of nurturing environment that enabled William Faulkner to progress from struggling poet to America’s best known novelist. The Faulkner Society was founded in memory of Nobel Laureate William Faulkner, who arrived in New Orleans in 1925 after suffering ridicule as “Count No-Count” in his native Oxford,…

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Provincetown Book Festival

THREE DAYS OF FREE EVENTS FOR READERS, WRITERS, AND BOOK LOVERS OF ALL KINDS Celebrating the power of words to change the world and literacy to change lives, the Provincetown Book Festival is an annual weekend of programs that support the culture of books, writing and reading in Provincetown.

Lockhart Lit Fest

Presented by the Lockhart Initiative for Tourism & Corridor Title, LIT FEST brings together book lovers, authors, and storytellers for a day of author panels, book signings, and literary fun. We’ll be celebrating writers from near and far while shining a special spotlight on the local creatives who make Lockhart’s arts scene so vibrant.

Kinfolk Lit Fest

Welcome to the Literary Family Reunion Kinfolk Lit Fest is three full days of Black books, conversations and community in Indianapolis. Across eight tracks, readers can spend the weekend in conversation with the storytellers behind the books they love, learn from the people shaping the business of books and experience a literary festival built to feel like family.

Boerne Book Festival

Join booklovers from around Texas in Boerne for a day of author discussion panels, book signings, and a lot more literary fun. Our panel discussions with featured authors are by invitation; if you are an author and would like to be on hand at the festival, you can approach these fine writing organizations about being on hand at their tent for the day: SCBWI, Writers’…

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New York Comic Con

Four jam-packed days of pop culture, film and TV studios, studio and brand activations, comics, celebs, authors, voice actors, panels, and geeky goodness right here in NYC. And most importantly, we’ve been home for heroes, villains, and nerds to be accepted and embraced for the last 20 years.

Harbor Springs Festival of the Book

Held in beautiful Harbor Springs, Michigan, the Festival is a three-day celebration of readers, writers, books, and the literary craft. We feature up to 50 nationally published authors and illustrators in sessions including eight genres: fiction, nonfiction, mystery/thriller, poetry, cookbook, picture book/early reader, middle grade, and young adult.