Due to the Coronavirus and in the interest of public safety, the 2020 Alabama Book Festival has been cancelled. We appreciate all our supporters and hope to continue the event in subsequent years. #alabamabookfestival
Kirk Curnutt will be at the Alabama Book Festival to discuss All of the Belles: The Montgomery Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald. All of the Belles collects what many believe to be the best of Fitzgerald's short fiction. For more information visit https://t.co/1O8keYmozI..
The Catman of Aleppo: the true story of Mohammad Alaa Aljaleel, who in the midst of the Syrian Civil War offered safe haven to Aleppo’s abandoned cats. Writers Karim Shamsi-Basha and @Irene_Latham will be at the #AlabamaBookFestival on 4/18 to share more. https://t.co/IkeAbqN4k2
The Alabama Book Festival is looking for vendors! If you'd like to have a space in the Festival, taking place in Old Alabama Town in downtown Montgomery on April 18, please visit our Vendors page for registration fees and information: https://t.co/3zk8AVeXzd
Author @MitchSJackson will appear at the April 18 Ala Book Festival. His book Survival Math: Notes on an All-American Family was published in 2019. He writes for many pubs, including Esquire, where this article about Michael B. Jordan appeared. https://t.co/XSWW8jCL2D
Bending Toward Justice is about the fight to bring justice to the victims of the 16th St Baptist Church bombing, culminating in Sen. Doug Jones' prosecution of the last living bombers. @DougJones will discuss his book at the April 18 Ala Book Festival. https://t.co/wfWkLMkK5u
Ala Public Television's Bookmark host Don Noble will discuss Alabama Noir, a book of short stories he edited, at the April 20 Ala Book Festival. The book contains stories by Ace Atkins, Carolyn Haines, Anthony Groom, Daniel Wallace and more. Join us! https://t.co/1O8keYmozI
Got your Saturday planned yet? Check out the schedule of authors for tomorrow's #AlabamaBookFestival. We've got something for fans of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, history, sports, music and more! Hope to see you there! https://t.co/IeWJ1YCCvS #anabranch#booklovers
Didn't get enough March Madness? Visit the #AlabamaBookFestival Saturday to hear author @ByJimNoles talk about his book, "Undefeated: From Basketball to Battle: West Point’s Perfect Season 1944." https://t.co/GkmJpo1H6e #anabranch#undefeated
Calling all cozy mystery fans! The first in a new series by Debra H. Goldstein features twin sisters, a cat, and, of course--murder! Pick up your copy of "One Taste Too Many" and meet author Goldstein at Saturday's #AlabamaBookFestival. https://t.co/QgUyyOYXiN #anabranch
Don Noble recently reviewed The Million-Dollar Man Who Helped Kill a President: George Washington Gayle & the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Author Christopher McIlwain will speak about his book during a panel on 19th Century Alabama Politics & History. https://t.co/FO7lLktLgy
We're pleased to be welcoming Joe Cuhaj to the #AlabamaBookFestival Saturday. Cuhaj is the author of six books that focus on the Alabama outdoors, including his latest, Best Dog Hikes: Alabama. https://t.co/8IcK7Fbx1j #anabranch
In 1993, white American Fulbright scholar Amy Biehl was killed in a racially motivated attack near Cape Town, South Africa. In "Amy Biehl's Last Home," Steven Gish brings this remarkable person to life. Hear Gish at Saturday's #AlabamaBookFestival in Montgomery. #anabranch