Mystery

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, established in 1996, unites authors and readers, attracting over 130,000 attendees annually and becoming the nation's largest book festival. Among the featured authors are Gary Phillips, co-editor of the acclaimed Cocaine Chronicles; Paul Levine, an award-winning legal thriller writer; Lisa Scottoline, a New York Times best-seller; John Shannon, known for his Jack Liffey mystery series; and Stuart Woods, best-selling author of more than 30 novels. Each brings a unique voice and expertise to the literary landscape, enhancing the festival's vibrant celebration of literature.