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Terry Kay speaks to a packed house
Photo courtesy of Jeska Clark |
The day was packed with panels featuring authors of various genres from all over the Peach State:
Susan Boyer,
Kim Boykin,
Karen White,
Christine Deriso,
Kami Kinard,
Becky Albertalli,
Ron Smith, Mary Boyle,
Gould Hagler,
Carolyn Newton Curry,
Ann Hite,
Tom Mack,
Perry Smith,
Don Rhodes,
Susan Crawford,
Jim Grimsley,
Allen Gee,
Cindy McMahon,
Ravi Howard,
Bernie Schein,
Jessica Handler,
Steve Uhles,
Jenny Wright,
Danielle Wong Moores,
Brian Panowich,
Eric Morris,
Colleen Oakley,
Linda Lee Harper,
Laurel Blossom, Ed Wilson,
Lynn Cullen,
Tom Turner, Bill Harper,
Catherine Adams, and
Theresa Davis!
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Catherine Lewis, Jennifer Dickey, First Lady of Georgia Sandra Deal, and Jonathan Barrett at the authors' signing table
Photo courtesy of Jeska Clark |
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Melissa Johnson moderating the Nathalie Dupree panel
Photo courtesy of The Augusta Chronicle |
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Jonathan Bryant talks about his book Dark Places of the Earth
Photo courtesy of The Augusta Chronicle |
Augusta's best (and only) independent bookstore, The Book Tavern, set up a "pop up bookstore" so that festival attendees could purchase books to be signed by their favorite authors
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Charmain Brackett signing a book for a fan |
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Theresa Davis, Lynn Cullen, and Jonathan Bryant at the authors' signing tables |
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Lots of literary goodies! |
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Book Tavern pop up store
Photo courtesy of Jeska Clark |
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Photo courtesy of Jeska Clark |
Wait, there's more! Other vendors that joined us in celebrating the written word in Georgia include:
Slumdog Writers,
Augusta-Richmond County Public Library System,
Marsha Maurer and
Rose Chandler Johnson,
UGA Press,
South Carolina Academy of Authors, The Chattahoochee Reviews, USC Press, David Hanks, Barbara Turner, Georgia Writers Museum,
Pilcrow and Dagger,
Bryce Gibson and
Charles Campbell,
Jose Lucio,
Florence Brown,
VSU Master of Library Science and Information Science program,
Augusta Literary Festival, Barbara Turner, and
Broken Ink.
Our official sponsors were:
The Georgia Center for the Book,
GRU Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences,
Porter Fleming Foundation,
Red Wolf Marketing & Design,
The Augusta Chronicle,
Beasley Media Group,
WRDW Channel 12,
Strother's Printing, Augusta Authors Club, the Knox Foundation and various individual sponsors!
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