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I'm hoping someone could give me recommendations for Literary Events (in the USA or online). I'd love to be able to attend book conventions, but I'm not sure which ones are good!




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Check out events that are happening at your local library or the libraries in your surrounding areas
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Join a local book group (or start one yourself if there's nothing local to you). People who read a lot often know about literary events. You can also google "literary festivals" with the name of a country or town to get a good idea of what's happening.
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