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Tag Archives: National Book Festival
Everyone Has a Story: Esmeralda Santiago and Luis Alberto Urrea
At the 2023 National Book Festival, held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC last month and sponsored by the Library of Congress, I heard Esmeralda Santiago and Luis Alberto Urrea speak about their new books. Santiago, … Continue reading
Everyone Has a Story: R.J. Palacio, Erica S. Perl, and Meg Medina
At the 2023 National Book Festival held by the Library of Congress at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, I saw Meg Medina interview R.J. Palacio and Erica S. Perl about their collaboration on White Bird, a middle-grade novel about … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and Books, Everyone Has a Story, Museum Visits (Other), Museums and Holidays
Tagged book, books, Capital Jewish Museum, DC, Everyone Has a Story, holiday, holidays, Library of Congress, museum, National Book Festival, National Hispanic Heritage Month, Rosh Hashanah, Walter E. Washington Convention Center
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Everyone Has a Story: Joy Harjo and Michaela Goade
Joy Harjo and Michaela Goade, whom I saw speak at the Library of Congress’s 2023 National Book Festival at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, are quite an accomplished duo who teamed up to write (Harjo) and illustrate (Goade) a … Continue reading
Everyone Has a Story: George Saunders
“Everyone Has a Story” was not only the theme of the 2023 National Book Festival, but is also a sentiment I’m hearing in a book I’m currently listening to (Your Story, Well Told: Creative Strategies to Develop and Perform Stories … Continue reading
Everyone Has a Story: Jesmyn Ward
The theme of the 2023 National Book Festival, held on August 12 by the Library of Congress at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, was “Everyone Has a Story.” One of the authors I heard was Jesmyn Ward, who spoke … Continue reading
National Book Festival 2022 Recap
In September, the National Book Festival (my beloved National Book Festival!) was back in person again after a year of being entirely virtual (2020) followed by a year of being virtually entirely virtual (2021). I saw a diverse array of … Continue reading
Honoring the Military at Arlington Cemetery
The Arlington Cemetery station of WMATA is, as its name implies, near Arlington National Cemetery, and is the Metro stop I used when I visited Arlington National Cemetery and Arlington House as one of my Weekly Museum Visits. I have … Continue reading
Monochromatic Monday: Blue
Posted in Museums and Holidays, National Zoological Park, Photos
Tagged Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Cliff Walk, DC, Gadsby's Tavern Museum, hirshhorn, holiday, holidays, King Memorial, Kingman and Heritage Islands Park, Koshland Science Museum, Mount Vernon, National Book Festival, National Gallery of Art, National Zoo, RI, Sewall-Belmont House, Sixth and I Historic Synagogue, Smithsonian American Art Museum, United States National Arboretum, United States Supreme Court, VA, World War II Memorial
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National Book Festival author list posted
This year’s National Book Festival will, in true 2020 fashion, take place online the weekend of September 25-27, and the author list was recently posted here. Below are some photos I’ve previously posted from the event in less plaguey years.