Check out photos and highlights from Black Château at the renowned literary event.
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, America’s largest book festival, returned to the University of Southern California on April 22-23, 2023. As part of this literary celebration, Black Château hosted authors who signed copies of their books for attendees. There was a festive atmosphere captured in the photos taken in booth 153, in the Gold Zone, during the event.
The authors and books highlighted included:
T.L. Bequette – Good Lookin’: A Joe Turner Mystery
Randi Braun – Something Major: The New Playbook for Women at Work
Virginia Fox – Rocky Mountain Yoga: Rocky Mountain Romances Book 1
Deborah Levine Herman – Spiritual Writing: From Inspiration to Publication
Steven Joseph – Snoodles in Space: A Snoodle, The Zoodle Kidoodles, and One Happy Schmoodle
Dianne Lake – Member of the Family
Kelly Anne Manuel – The World Small, The Boots Rain, The Catcher Dream, My Name Is Light
Raye Mitchell – What Does It Profit by G.A. Blakely
Debbie Monteggia – Tears of Change
John Palisano – Try Not to Die in the Wild West
Rebecca Inch-Partridge – Escaping the Dashia
Penny Peyser – Sonnets from Suburbia
Mike Robinson – Skunk Ape Semester
E.A. Smiroldo – The Silent Count
Sara Winokur – Double Blind: The Icelandic Manuscript Murders
Information about upcoming bookish events created and produced by Black Château, such as The BookFest, the Beach Bound Book Bash, and a webinar about creating an effective book proposal done in conjunction with the Independent Writers of Southern California was on hand in the booth. Plus, Black Château hosted its annual VIP author dinner. It took place at Strada Restaurant in DTLA.
Dave Duffy, Head of Operations for Black Château, said, “We had a great array of authors and books in booth #153. It was great to see so many folks having a good time under the California sun and sharing in a mutual love for books, writing, and reading.”
Black Château participates in the LA Times Festival of Books every year. For more information about The LA Times Festival of Books, visit their website.
