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Boston Book Festival returns Oct 14

Next Saturday, is the city’s Annual Boston Book Festival. The one-day event will takes place in and around the city with most events taking place in and around Copley Square and the Boston Public Library.

The festival’s timing comes after the Boston Public Library announced late last month that it will be the third public library in the United States to join the “books unbanned” initiative, which allows anyone between the ages of 13 and 26 who lives in the United States to obtain a Boston Public Library e-card and check out e-books and digital audiobooks.

The free festival, sponsored by WGBH (open to the public) will bring together poetry, fiction, nonfiction, young adult and kid authors who will participate in readings and discussions, book signings, workshops, and other lively literary events.

This year’s full schedule can be viewed here: BBF Schedule.

2022 Boston Book Festival returns this weekend

This weekend the 14th Annual Boston Book Festival will take place on Friday afternoon and all day on Saturday. Centered in Copley Square and the Boston Public Library, the BBF is a wonderful festival worth checking out.

This year’s festival will bring together more than 200 fiction, nonfiction, young adult and kid authors will participate in this year’s festival that includes readings and discussions, book signings, workshops, and other lively literary events. And it’s all FREE and open to the public.

This year’s full schedule can be viewed here: BBF Schedule.

Boston Book Festival is Saturday, Oct 15

BBF, Boston Book FestivalThe Boston Book Festival takes place this Saturday, October 15th in Copley Square. This annual book festival has grown significantly over the years and attracts 25,000 people.  If you’ve never attended this free, public event in Boston, I’d encourage you to check it out.  More information about this year’s Boston Book Festival may be found on their website, www.bostonbookfest.org.

Boston Book Festival is October 23-24

BBF, Boston Book Festival, handsome, hunk, glassesThis weekend walk over to Copley Square for the 7th annual Boston Book Festival, featuring more than 175 authors and events through out the city.

Boston pulls out all the stops for this free annual celebration and this year is no exception with an amazing line up that in part include: Margaret Atwood, Alan Dershowitz, Dr. Atul Gawande, Lani Guinier, and my friend Mark Pasnik.

For more information visit, bostonbookfest.org.

Boston Book Festival

BBFThe Boston Book Festival takes place next weekend October 23 – 25 in Copley Square and through out much of the Back Bay. I believe this marks the 6th annual book festival which has grown significantly and last year attracted more than 25,000 people.

Doris Kearns Goodwin, Herbie Hancock, Norman FosterThe weekend event combines a street festival with an array of authors and other literary presenters from here and around the world. Daytime events at the Boston Book Festival are free and there are some lectures and other evening events that are offered for a modest fee.   If you’ve never attended this free, public event in Boston, I’d encourage you to check it out.  More information about this year’s Boston Book Festival may be found on their website, www.bostonbookfest.org.

Boston Book Festival Oct 17-19th

Boston Book FestivalToday starts the fifth annual Boston Book Festival that will run through Saturday, October 19th.  The program is a celebration of the written word and has programs aimed to encourage reading and promote Boston’s cultural heritage as a place that has fostered some of America’s finest authors past and present.

This year renowned author and essayist Salman Rushdie is the keynote speaker.  He is joined by numerous others including, Mike Barnicle, Alan Dershowitz, and Joe Klein to name just a few of the presenters.  For a full list of scheduled events link here.

Boston Book Festival: October 15, 2011

The third annual Boston Book Festival (the largest literary event in New England) is this Saturday (October 15) in Copley Square.  The event will host more than 100 world-renowned authors, workshops and events.   If you are in the city, check out the festival.

Whatever your interests, fiction, history, science, food writing, sports writing, crime fiction, etc… they have something for you.  You can check out the full calendar of events by linking to their site here and individual event descriptions here.