The Texas Book Festival was held on November 5—6, in Austin, TX. The annual festival is one of the largest and most prestigious in the country and boasts over 250 authors, over 20 venues including the State Capitol, and more than 80 exhibitors --- not to mention live music, local food trucks and plenty of family activities. We were not fortunate enough to make it out there this year, but two fabulous readers, Anne Glasgow and Kathy Bigelow, were kind enough to share their experience with us. Below, they talk about their favorite panels, unexpected author encounters, and which books they are most looking forward to reading.
This past August, Edinburgh was host to their very own international book festival, set in a specially created tent village in Charlotte Square Gardens. They welcomed more than 800 authors in over 700 events, including novelists, poets, scientists, philosophers, sportsmen, illustrators, comics creators, historians, musicians, biographers, environmentalists, economists, Nobel and Booker prize-winners and many more besides. Jani Brooks from Rhode Island was lucky enough to attend, and here she shares her experience with us, including amazing descriptions of Scotland's sights and sounds and her very special Outlander-themed trip.
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March's Books on Screen roundup includes the series premieres of "Just One Look" and "Caught" on Netflix (both are adaptations of books by Harlan Coben), "Long Bright River" on Peacock, and "The Last Anniversary" on Sundance Now and AMC+; the season premieres of Prime Video's "Bosch: Legacy" and "The Wheel of Time," along with "Dark Winds" on AMC and "Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light" on PBS "Masterpiece"; the season finales of Prime Video's "Reacher," Hallmark Channel's "When Calls the Heart," and NBC's "The Irrational"; the films Snow White, In the Lost Lands, The Actor and The Friend; and the DVD/Blu-ray releases of The Room Next Door and Kraven the Hunter.