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Meet the Authors: Virtual appearances April 25 to May 1

Meet the Authors: Virtual appearances April 25 to May 1 The Columbus Dispatch • Ohio authors: The Ohioana Book Festival  with virtual appearances by more than 130 authors  concludes today. Eight events  some live, some prerecorded  will be offered today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For a schedule and link to the free programs, go to www.ohioana.org. • Geoff Anderson, Kari Gunter-Seymour, Rose M. Smith: The Ohio poets will read from their works, answer questions and discuss other works that have inspired them in a virtual event at 7 p.m. Tuesday, presented by the Columbus Metropolitan Library. Poet and librarian Scott Woods will moderate. Register for the free event at www.columbuslibrary.org.

The Ohioana Book Festival to be virtual again this year, and will feature 137 authors

The Ohioana Book Festival to be virtual again this year, and will feature 137 authors Nancy Gilson How things have changed over 15 years for the Ohioana Book Festival. In 2007, when the festival began, it was patterned after the National Book Festival begun by first lady Laura Bush in 2001. The first Ohioana Book Festival featured 20 writers, all of whom had contributed the essays in the book “Good Roots: Writers Reflect on Growing Up in Ohio.” About 100 people attended the festival, which took place at the State Library of Ohio. Last year, as the festival was about to take place at the Columbus Metropolitan Library, COVID-19 struck. The festival was delayed until August, when, with the pandemic still in full force, it was held online for the first time. There were 5,500 “live” attendees and an estimated 45,000 additional people participating through various social media, podcast and broadcast venues.

The Ohioana Book Festival will be virtual again this year, and will feature 137 authors

How things have changed over 15 years for the Ohioana Book Festival. In 2007, when the festival began, it was patterned after the National Book Festival begun by first lady Laura Bush in 2001. The first Ohioana Book Festival featured 20 writers, all of whom had contributed the essays in the book “Good Roots: Writers Reflect on Growing Up in Ohio.” About 100 people attended the festival, which took place at the State Library of Ohio. Last year, as the festival was about to take place at the Columbus Metropolitan Library, COVID-19 struck. The festival was delayed until August, when, with the pandemic still in full force, it was held online for the first time. There were 5,500 “live” attendees and an estimated 45,000 additional people participating through various social media, podcast and broadcast venues.

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