What could possibly be sweeter than a day of publishing how-to discussions, e-book signings, door prizes of positive Kentucky bourbon and enjoyable for Valentine’s Day? Come to the free-admission inaugural Books, Baubles & Bourbon Regional Mini Bookfair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at Second Sight Spirits in Ludlow, one in all Northern Kentucky’s hottest distilleries.
Be taught from the authors: Six authors will share publishing suggestions and focus on their newest books within the native curiosity/journey, true crimes, thriller, sports activities, music and historical past genres. You’ll have an opportunity to purchase books on your Valentine or your self or to get via the cabin fever days of winter.
Authors presenting at Bookfair:
True Crime author Jane Simon Ammeson, writer of America’s Femme Fatale: The Story of Serial Killer Belle Gunness, Murders That Made Headlines: Crimes of Indiana, and A Jazz Age Homicide, will discuss easy methods to analysis and write true crime books.
Thriller/thriller writer Dan Andriacco, whose 24 books embody The English Backyard Thriller and Queen Metropolis Corpse, will focus on how he goes about writing his mysteries and the place he will get his concepts. A Sherlock Holmes aficionado, he’s a member of the Baker Road Irregulars and editor of The Baker Road Journal.
Profession newsman, reporter, editor and columnist Peter Bronson, proprietor and writer of Chilidog Press, which publishes a few dozen e-book titles annually, will share publishing suggestions and current a Q&A about Chilidog Press. Bronson is the writer and co-author of 10 books, together with his newest collection in regards to the mob in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky: Forbidden Fruit: Sin Metropolis’s Underworld and the Supper Membership Inferno and Not in Our City: The Queen Metropolis vs. The King of Smut.
Different authors attending Bookfair:
John Kiesewetter, writer of Joe Nuxhall: The Outdated Lefthander & Me, is well-known in Cincinnati as a TV/media reporter and columnist with Cincinnati Public Radio, WVXU-FM and the Cincinnati Enquirer. He’s additionally a long-time Reds fan.
Steven Rosen’s e-book, Misplaced Cincinnati Live performance Venues of the ’50s and ’60s: From the Surf Membership to Ludlow Storage, was printed in 2022. Rosen has written for the Cincinnati Enquirer, Denver Publish, Cincinnati CityBeat and different newspapers. He based Nationwide One Hit Surprise Day and began a music fanzine known as One Shot.
Kathy Witt is an award-winning writer and options author who focuses on journey and native curiosity. Her six books embody the newly printed Cincinnati Scavenger: The Final Seek for Cincinnati’s Hidden Treasures and Secret Cincinnati: A Information to the Bizarre, Fantastic and Obscure—good for date nights and household enjoyable outings alike.
Bringing reward concepts for Valentine’s Day and different events to Bookfair:
Hail – Information & Oddities, a singular reward store positioned in Covington’s Mainstrasse is showcasing a few of their favourite baubles—jewellery product of butterflies, bones, bugs, and stones, framed butterflies, moths and beetles. For these within the extra mysterious aspect of issues, additionally they function a pleasant number of classic tarot playing cards, metaphysical goodies and lengthy misplaced recordings.
Internet hosting Bookfair:
Second Sight Spirits, an artisan distillery specializing in premium, native merchandise offered in an progressive method. A member of the Kentucky Bourbon Path’s® Kentucky Bourbon Path Craft Tour, this one-of-a-kind distillery with self-built nonetheless, tasting room and lounge, espresso bar, crystal balls and Magic 8 balls, is on the B-Line, Northern Kentucky’s self-guided bourbon path.
Baubles & Bourbon Regional Mini Bookfair
Saturday, February 11, 2023
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is free.
Second Sight Spirits
301 Elm Road, Ludlow