The Times has announced its lineup for the 2019 Festival of Books. More than 500 authors, chefs, musicians and artists will participate. 📚
Other notable authors scheduled to appear include Also look for novelists Rebecca Makkai , Bret Easton Ellis and Tayari Jones . Chef and author Ruth Reichl is also slated to participate, as is poet and essayist Hanif Abdurraqib.
The festival also features programming for children and teenage readers, including appearances by young adult authors Leigh Bardugo , Meg Medina and Elizabeth Acevedo . Story time will feature children's authors David Shannon and Danica McKellar .in support of her new children’s book, “Don’t Let Them Disappear,” illustrated by Gianna Marino.
Festival-goers will be able to buy books and merchandise from more than 200 exhibitors, and can eat at a variety of food trucks stationed at the USC campus. The festival will be preceded by the 39th annual Los Angeles Times Book Prizes ceremony, which takes placeAdmission to the festival is free. The lineup, schedule and transportation information can be found at the
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