Join Bookmarks and Winston-Salem Writers to hear four local authors read from their work and talk about their writing process. Authors to be announced soon at https://www.bookmarksnc.org/4on4thJan. Free event; registration required: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/4on4thjan
The Romance Book Club meets online monthly to discuss romance from consent and kissing to feminism and friendship. This month we will be joined by romance author Alyssa Cole to discuss her new novel, How to Catch a Queen, the story of an arranged marriage leading to unexpected desires. Registration: https://www.bookmarksnc.org/romance-book-club
Bookmarks is pleased to host Bookmarks favorite John Hart in an online conversation with bestselling crime author Patricia Cornwell. Hart’s new book, The Unwilling, is set in the South at the height of the Vietnam War and combines crime, suspense and searing glimpses into the human mind and soul. This is a pay-what-you-can event; attendees […]
Bookmarks is excited to host one of our community’s favorite authors, Kristin Hannah, in an online conversation with a past favorite Festival author, Elin Hilderbrand! Hannah is the #1 New […]
Join Bookmarks for our quarterly book club gathering to learn about new books coming out soon, new releases, and older book favorites with Simon & Schuster Publishers. We are thrilled […]
Join Bookmarks for an online celebration of Galentine's Day and the one-year anniversary of the Bookmarks Romance Book Club! Berkley romance authors Jane Igharo (Ties That Tether), Rachel Lynn Solomon […]
Join Bookmarks for a special Presidents' Day event! Author Lindsey McDivitt and Mike Ford, son of President Gerald Ford, will discuss the process of writing a presidential biography, read from […]
Join Bookmarks as we proclaim that “Listening Is Reading”. Learn about audiobooks and the independent audiobook model from Libro.fm, a social purpose corporation that makes it possible to buy audiobooks […]
Come ready to talk, listen, and learn in this highly interactive session! Join the North Carolina Humanities Council as they break out into small groups to discuss The Water Knife. […]
