This was a fun book fair with such a wide variety of authors and books. I was glad I spent the day there…I’m not in the photos since I took them all, but the first and last photos are of my authors group’s table, and my author-friend Rachel Barnard.
Here are some highlights from the day in Olympia at CapitalIndieBookCon2. It was a great day of meeting authors and readers!
Middle Aged Curmudgeon. Gritty Minimalist Fiction. Self-Deprecating Non-Fiction.
Poet from Detroit - "It’s much easier not to write than to write, unless you’re a writer." —Elie Wiesel
About my life and everything else 🙌 Inst:@nihilnove
Urban Fantasy/Paranormal Romance Author
Between Realities
A journey of personal transformation!
words echo art
Home of Monty Vern
un fotografo tranquillo, semplicemente
Diary of a Dublin Housewife
Award-winning Author
Reality With a Twist ~ Books 
Ah, nice! Looks like a good day!
One of my regrets about leaving London this year is I will be missing the opportunity to do the London fairs when I have a whole series of books out.
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Yes, it’s much easier to do such things in the city. I end up driving a good way to do these sorts of things so must pick and choose. This one was nearly 2hr drive each way. But my friend and I made a day of it with a delicious meal after the event before driving home. It was a fun outing.
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Looks like fun, Sherry. Were there good crowds?
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We had quite a few people through, especially for being only the 2nd time the event has run, and it had a change of venue. This new venue was great, and we expect it to grow really well by next year. It was a lot of fun, for sure!
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Sometimes it’s hard to predict crowd size, and it’s always nice when the stars line up 🙂
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