Armchair BEA is an online conference that runs in conjunction with Book Expo America (BEA) in New York City.
Participating was a shotgun decision because despite knowing I was going to be busy this week, I still wanted to join in on the ish of BEA fun times.
Continue reading [Armchair BEA 2016] Day 1: Introductions and Diversity
On March 16, 2016, I was invited to attend Indigo’s Teen Summer Preview Event (re chapters.indigo.ca) — which, in hindsight, if you were a random passerby on the outside looking in, we’d look like a cult following in a kumbaya campfire formation. Or maybe Readers Anonymous (?). Thanks for sharing, I guess.
And if you’re wondering what Indigo is, just imagine if Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Kinokuniya, or Dymocks hosted an event. Bam.
And as you know, I am terrible at remembering to take photos so I’ll be recapping this event via my super [fail] memory and crediting images taken via the Twitter hashtag #IndigoSummerPreview.
Continue reading [Book Events] Indigo Teen Summer Preview 2016
Last weekend, I had the pleasure of joining Patty @ Bookishwanderlovee and Amanda @ Brains Books and Brawn at hosting Jingle Books and MistleTOe: A Bookmas Gathering. It was a night of snackages, book talk, and shenanigans involving Patty’s cat Snowball.
thoughts and afterthoughts. 