Fiction

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, established in 1996, aims to connect authors with their readers, and has grown into the largest and most prestigious book festival in the nation, welcoming over 130,000 attendees annually. Notable participants include David L. Ulin, book editor of the Los Angeles Times and editor of several literary anthologies; John Haskell, author of multiple novels and contributor to various radio programs; award-winning author Hari Kunzru, known for his novel The Impressionist; Antoine Wilson, whose work has been featured in prestigious publications; and John Wray, recognized for his acclaimed novels.