Author Fair & Book Signing Event

Saturday, March 25, 2023 at Ames Public Library (Ames, IA)

The Ames Public Library is hosting a day of events to celebrate published and hope-to-publish authors. I will be there with copies of my book for sale 2:15pm - 4:15pm. Bring your own or buy a copy the 25th and I'll be happy to sign it for you.

1-2pm Presentation:

“Make Sense of Writing” by Michaeljulius Idani, a College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Postgraduate Visiting Writer in Fiction and a Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa. It will be located on the second floor in the Rotary Room. Open to authors and the general public.
 

2:15-4:15pm Book sale and signing in the Auditorium:

Each author will provide copies of their books to sell and facilitate sale of said books (cash, check, card, etc.). The Library will not be able to make change or facilitate the sale of books. 
  

4:30-5:30pm Presentation:

“After the Writing: The Journey of Publishing" by authors Denise Williams, author of How to Fail at Flirting and many more, and Rachel Mans McKenny, author of The Butterfly Effect. It will be located on the second floor in the Rotary Room.Open to authors and the general public.


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