The BKBF Interview: Nell Zink
When it comes to “favorite reading location,” are you #TeamTable or #TeamTrain?
The BKBF Interview: Dave Cullen
The BKBF Interview with Dave Cullen, author of Parkland: Birth of a Movement. Where is your favorite place to read? My overstuffed couch with the big puffy arm-rests. I like to be comfy so I can get lost in the book. (New challenger: the cozy new zero-gravity chair on my tiny balcony among the […]
The BKBF Interview: Bill McKibben
Tottering like a tower of Jenga blocks, that’s how you’ll find Bill McKibben’s To-Be-Read stack!
The BKBF Interview: Sarah Dessen
When you’re still turning a book over in your head, years later, that’s a book you want to share with others <3
The BKBF Interview: Angie Manfredi
Finish this sentence: “All books should make you feel _____.” Does your response echo Angie Manfredi’s?
The BKBF Interview: Scott Westerfeld
One person’s “too long to read, let’s incinerate” book is Scott Westerfeld’s literary treasure!
The BKBF Interview: Ryan Chapman
Who’s giving author Ryan Chapman the stink eye while he’s reading on the deck?!
Award-winning and bestselling children’s book authors and illustrators are set to wow young fans with readings, workshops and performances on Saturday, September 21
The BKBF Children’s Day celebrates its 5th anniversary this year with an exciting lineup of authors, illustrators, workshops and activities for kids ages 2 to 11, including a costume parade, a scavenger hunt, bookmaking, bilingual programs and more.
The BKBF Interview: Lucy Knisley
What is author and illustrator Lucy Knisley’s favorite kind of adventure?
The BKBF Interview: Joyce Carol Oates
Who always lives “happily ever after” in Joyce Carol Oates’ children’s books? Find meowt *wink*.
The BKBF Interview: Mira Jacob
The question isn’t “where does Mira Jacob locate her ‘to be read’ stack,” it’s more “where in Mira’s apartment isn’t there a mini-stack or two?!”
The BKBF Interview: Marlon James
When riding the G train, don’t be surprised to see Marlon James lost in a book!
Brooklyn Book Festival Debuts Official 2019 Festival Art Poster by award-winning illustrator Raúl Colón
The Brooklyn Book Festival (BKBF), New York City’s largest free literary festival, has unveiled this year’s poster created by award-winning artist Raúl Colón.
2019 Brooklyn Book Festival Official Poster by Raúl Colón
The Brooklyn Book Festival has unveiled its 2019 official festival poster, by award-winning artist Raúl Colón.
The BKBF Interview: Jericho Brown
How does author Jericho Brown organize his “to be read” stack of books?
The BKBF Interview: Mary Norris
You can catch author Mary Norris reading on this lettered subway line …
The BKBF Interview: Nicole Dennis-Benn
Nicole Dennis-Benn loves a good sidewalk book find (who doesn’t?!).
The BKBF Interview: Mo Willems
The BKBF Interview with Mo Willems, BoBi Award winner and author of The Pigeon Has to Go to School!
BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES AUTHOR LINEUP FOR 14TH FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 5TH CHILDREN’S DAY
The Brooklyn Book Festival Literary Council announces the initial 150 plus authors for the 2019 festival.
