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A dense fog advisory in effect for 21 regions in the area

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A dense fog advisory in effect for 21 regions in the area

SAN ANTONIO BOOK FESTIVAL


Meet San Antonioโ€™s newest author/nurse

A San Antonio author and nurse recently published her first book that takes the reader on her journey, as she struggled to find herself.

10th annual San Antonio Book Festival celebrates reading Saturday with all-ages, free fun

The free event is returning to the Central Library and Southwest School of Art for the first time since 2019.

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Local teacher, award-winning author to make appearance at San Antonio Book Festival

Marcia Argueta Mickelson has a busy life. Sheโ€™s a wife, mom of three, elementary school teacher and an award-winning author. And on May 21, she will represent the Alamo City during the 10th annual San Antonio Book Festival.

Well-known authors to visit San Antonio schools during San Antonio Book Festival

The San Antonio Book Festivalโ€™s Authors in Schools program aims at fostering a passion for reading among young children and teens by pairing award-winning authors with underserved, low-income schools in Bexar County.

San Antonio Book Festival returns to in-person format for 10th anniversary

Former San Antonio resident Sandra Cisneros is on the lineup.

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10th annual San Antonio Book Festival announces lineup of more than 90 authors

More than 90 local, regional and national authors are scheduled to attend the 2022 Book Festival in San Antonio including Julia Glass, Sandra Cisneros, Jericho Brown, Margo Jefferson, Natalie Diaz, Emma Straub and more.

San Antonio Book Festival returns downtown and in person

The San Antonio Book Festival has announced its lineup of guest authors for its 10th anniversary event on May 21.

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Pulitzer winner Jericho Brown, Judge Nelson Wolff among guests for San Antonio Book Festival

A slate of nearly 100 authors will participate in the May 21 event.

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San Antonio Book Festival leader leaves; 5 things you need to know

A festival leader is taking a job in D.C.

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The marvel, and weirdness, of the human body

The human body is both a marvel and pretty gross. And that is what inspired Mindy Thomas to co-author the book โ€œWow in the World: The How and Wow of the Human Body.โ€

Write off your other weekend plans, because the San Antonio Book Festival is back in a big way

After its sudden cancellation in 2020, San Antonioโ€™s mega-celebration of the written word is back with a stacked deck of nearly 200 authors. This yearโ€™s...

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From Dust Bowl to the pandemic: Chronicling American resilience

Kristin Hannah, the author of โ€œThe Four Winds,โ€ will be featured at San Antonioโ€™s Book Festival.

Retired Navy Admiral explores what World War III could look like in new book

The UNited States and the former Soviet Union had many confrontations during the Cold War. That reality is what inspired Admiral James Stavridis to write his book, โ€œ2034: A Novel of the Next World War.โ€ The U.S. Navy veteran and former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO said he believes Cold War literature helped prevent a full-on war between the U.S. and Soviet Union. However, the Admiral also noticed the rising tensions with China, and how some people are calling it a Second Cold War. โ€œBe part of that international world support those international organizations, theyโ€™re flawed. You can get a copy of โ€œ2034: A Novel of the Next World Warโ€ here.

San Antonioโ€™s South Side: A poetic exploration

The San Antonio Book Festival will feature more than 100 authors from around the country in 2021. But we donโ€™t have to go far to hear from one of those authors.

Best-selling author Nic Stone talks to KSAT ahead of San Antonio Book Festival

From Kanye West to Johnny Cash, artists have a storied history of visiting prisons and that includes author Nic Stone.

San Antonio Book Festival will feature authors Jeff VanderMeer, Nic Stone and Kristin Hannah

click to enlarge Courtesy Photos / San Antonio Book FestivalJeff VanderMeer, Nic Stone and Kristin Hannah (left to right) are among the authors appearing at the 2021 San Antonio Book Festival. Among the other writers slated to appear are Nic Stone, author of the No. 1best-selling young-adult book, and Kristin Hannah, best-selling author of the, a novel set in Texas during the Great Depression.After the 2020 San Antonio Book Festival was canceled due to the pandemic, this year it will be held as a virtual event.The 2021 event has also added its first lit crawl, a virtual block party for book lovers. The gathering will feature a conversation with the minds behind, an anthology about some of the worldโ€™s top female comedians, plus a cocktail demo.A full list of the 2021 San Antonio Book Festivalโ€™s participating authors is available online . Registration is free via the festival's website Locally owned retailer Nowhere Bookshop will serve as the official bookseller for the festival.

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9th annual San Antonio Book Festival brings community together in free 3-day virtual gathering with nearly 200 authors

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ The San Antonio Book Festival (SABF) is excited to announce its 2021 author lineup and events schedule, which includes nearly 200 local, regional, and national authors who will be participating in the festival, as well as an event new to San Antonio, Lit Crawl. The free virtual festival will feature award-winning authors like Sandra Cisneros, Walter Isaacson and Kristin Hannah. โ€œWhen I look at this yearโ€™s book festival lineup and programming, the word that comes to mind is โ€˜abundance,โ€™โ€ said Lilly Gonzalez, SABFโ€™s executive director. The shirt, book-themed with San Antonio flair, can be purchased here. AdA full list of the 2021 San Antonio Book Festivalโ€™s participating authors is available to view here.

San Antonio Book Festival will take place online in 2021

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ The San Antonio Book Festival has announced that the 2021 event will take place online, but in-person sessions are possible depending on COVID-19 trends. The 2021 festival will take place from April 9-11, bringing in 75 authors from the local to the national level. This will be the first time the festival will take place online, organizers said Thursday. If we have to be virtual, weโ€™re focusing on ways to make the online experience as close to the real thing as we can.โ€The free festival will take place on Accelevents.com. A virtual festival was held for teens and kids in May after 2020โ€ฒs in-person festival was canceled.

San Antonio Book Festival going virtual for its spring 2021 event

click to enlarge Unsplash / Jess BaileyWith the pandemic unlikely to abate anytime soon, virtual events are likely to stay in style well into 2021.The latest San Antonio event to take its 2021 plans digital is the San Antonio Book Festival (SABF) . Previously held at the San Antonio Public Library's central campus and the nearby Southwest School of Art, next year's event will instead be held on the Accelevents platform.The online festival will take place April 9-11 and feature a lineup of more than 75 local, regional and national authors with programming geared toward readers of every age group. Itโ€™s another year that we donโ€™t get to celebrate books in person with our Festival friends. But the safety of our attendees, writers, moderators and volunteers is our first priority. If we have to be virtual, weโ€™re focusing on ways to make the online experience as close to the real thing as we can.โ€

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39th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival in May canceled

SAN ANTONIO โ€“ Another popular festival has been canceled. The Tejano Conjunto Festival, which was supposed to take place May 13-17 at the Guadalupe Theater and Rosedale Park, was officially canceled on Wednesday, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center announced. Every year the popular festival draws thousands of fans to listen to over 30 of the most popular and emerging bands. Other festivals canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic include the Poteet Strawberry Festival, the San Antonio Book Festival and Fiesta 2020. 18 at-home reading suggestions from the San Antonio Book FestivalCOVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new virus, stands for coronavirus disease 2019.

San Antonio Book Festival Releases Quarantine Reading List

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Book em Danno: Three Ways to Read Up and Support San Antonios Lit Scene During the Coronavirus Outbreak

The audiobook subscription service is currently running a promotion that will put money directly in the pockets of independent booksellers. Youll get two audiobooks for the price of one ($14.99), and 100% of the payment will go directly to the bookstore of your choice. We're incredibly lucky that we have such a great community of book club members because that support is sustaining us and our employees until we can open, Lawson told the. With local luminaries including San Antonio Poet Laureates past, present and future Carmen Tafolla, Octavio Quintanilla and Andrea Vocab Sanderson plus National Book Award Finalist John Phillip Santos and Amalia Ortiz of the Cancin Cannibal Cabaret, the stacked lineup is definitely worth checking out. The livestream will be divided into two sessions a youth-focused morning stream and a general audience stream in the evening.

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