Marietta Atlanta Book Signings Events

Friday, June 15 7:00p
Barnes & Noble, Atlanta
CANADA Author of THE SPORTSWRITER (the Bascombe novels), INDEPENDENCE DAY—the first novel to win the Pulitzer Prize and the PEN/Faulkner Award—THE LAY OF THE LAND and others, has written a haunting novel abo

Tuesday, June 5 7:00p
FoxTale Book Shoppe, Woodstock
June 5, 7pm, Alethea Kontis, Enchanted--Nyt bestselling Young Adult author Alethea Kontis has picked FoxTale for her only Atlanta visit.

Tuesday, June 5 7:00p
Tantra Restaurant & Lounge, Atlanta
Includes: Enjoy complimentary light nibbles and drink specials. Description: * Make quality business connections and mingle with top professionals.

Wednesday, June 13 7:00p
The Cook's Warehouse - Midtown, Atlanta
Five-time consecutive James Beard nominee, Food & Wine’s “Best New Chef,” Bravo’s Top Chef Masters contestant, Top Chef judge, multiple restaurant owner and now author, Chef Hugh Acheson brings his quirky perso

Monday, June 11 6:30p
Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System - Central Library, Atlanta
Meet Mary Monroe: Summer Author Series Monday, June 11. 6:30 p.m. Come out, meet Mary Monroe, and get a book signed on the Forever Friendship Tour.

Wednesday, June 6 7:00p
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Atlanta
Lee Ellis was an Air Force pilot who was shot down in North Vietnam during the war. He recounts his time as a POW in the infamous Hoa Loa Prison (Hanoi Hilton) and the life lessons he learned.

Thursday, June 21 7:00p
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Atlanta
Thom Reilly discusses and signs his book Rethinking Public Sector Compensation. Designed as a comprehensive overview of public sector compensation, the book addresses strategies for change, with the author warn

Monday, June 25 7:00p
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Atlanta
Leonard Pitts, a columnist for the Miami Herald and winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for commentary,discusses and signs his new novel "Freeman.

Wednesday, July 11 7:00p
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Atlanta
Marc Fitten fell in love with Hungary after years spent living there. His buoyant second novel, Elza's Kitchen, is a celebration of Hungarian culture and cuisine, as well as a portrait of a woman and her count

Monday, June 11 7:00p
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, Atlanta
Author Julie Williams draws on first-person accounts from her great-Uncle Albert and extensive research to tell the fascinating story of the young family who were saved by a combination of luck, pluck, Albert's