Top Book Fairs and Festivals for Authors 2021 From:
With COVID-19 restrictions lifting across the country, it may be time to check out some Book Fairs and Festivals. After writing diligently for weeks and months on end itâs time to get invigorated! Nothing does the job like meeting people who love books and write books. Check out this list of book festivals and fairs that I compiled that authors can attend for 2021. These events are an excellent way for authors to meet book buyers and reviewers, interact with fellow authors and publishers, meet your readers and find new ones too. As an author you can network with book industry leaders, locate the help you need, such as a publicist or book editor, and learn whatâs new in the marketplace.
The WNET Group and Chasing The Dream To Present New American Dream, Town Halls on Disrupting Systemic Racism and Envisioning the Nation Beyond It, Beginning April 28
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The Phantom Tollbooth : Crafting a literary classic
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McSweeney’s Indelible in the Hippocampus, among others. She is a Cave Canem poetry fellow, a VONA/Voices nonfiction fellow, a Bread Loaf 2021 Katherine Bakeless nonfiction fellow, a 2018 92Y Women in Power Fellow, and the recipient of an Amy Award from Poets & Writers. She has previously worked at Cave Canem, Poets House, and PEN America, and served on the board of VIDA: Women in the Literary Arts. She earned her BA in English and economics from Clemson University and an MFA in poetry from Columbia College Chicago.
Geter serves on the planning committee for the Brooklyn Book Festival and lives in Brooklyn, New York where she is working on a full-length nonfiction project, THE BLACK PERIOD, about the intersection of queerness, anti-blackness, and living inside the bullseye of a country, and a novel about the collision of coming to America, the American dream, and climate change.