Books by WAG members will be sold at the Art Festival at Thornebrook, October 13-14. WAG's booth, #128, will be in the same spot as last year, facing NW 43rd Street. The festival features music, food, and the works of about 130 artists, including writers. Mark your calendar now so … Read More
Skating on Skim Ice is a biography of a time traveler who has journeyed ninety-three years from the past—from the age of Prohibition to the age of smart phones. Richard Andrew Gartee, known to friends and relatives as Dick Gartee, is the author's father. He was born in the Roaring … Read More
Just in time for Halloween, author J. Elliott will read from and discuss her latest book of paranormal stories. Tales From Kensington & Other Macabre & Unsettling Offerings is a collection of spooky stories, sometimes amusing, assuredly disquieting. Join a group of college kids telling ghost stories on Halloween night. … Read More
Come hear readings from Bacopa Literary Review 2018, the print journal published by the Writers Alliance of Gainesville. Hundreds of works are submitted to the journal from around the world, and the journal editorial team narrows it down to what they consider the best of the best. Prizes have been … Read More
The Matheson History Museum is sponsoring a book launch for Mallory M. O’Connor, the author of “The American River Trilogy” (Archway Publishing) on Friday, November 9, beginning at 4:30 p.m. (‘60s attire is optional!) American River: Confluence, book three of O'Connor's American River Trilogy, is the culmination of a compelling … Read More
Come join the fun! The Newberry Fall Festival features arts, crafts, books, music, dancers, a FREE bounce house for the kids, face painting, pony rides, and a petting zoo. Be sure to stop by the Writers Alliance of Gainesville's booth, #22, and check out the large array of books by … Read More
Frank Fiordalisi will read from and discuss his novel Ichabod Wolfe, a page-turner filled with surprise and a deep understanding of the human condition, on Sunday, November 18, 2018, at the Alachua County Library Headquarters. Ichabod Wolfe, a thirteen year old boy, is orphaned when his parents and siblings are … Read More
