Fiction

This audiobook offers a glimpse into the origins and scope of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, highlighting its growth into the nation's largest book festival since its inception in 1996. It features insights from notable figures, including author Selden Edwards, editor Leslie Klinger, and writer Michael Sims, providing a diverse perspective on literature, storytelling, and cultural commentary. The narrative also touches on the festival’s purpose of connecting creators with passionate readers and celebrates the contributions of literary enthusiasts.