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» Site title: The Border Book Festival
» Site description: Celebrating literature in the southern United States/Northern México border region. Festival overview, news, history and schedule, with details of writer opportunities, merchandise and lodging.
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» Site title: DIY Book Festival
» Site description: For independent and self-published authors and houses. Includes entry information and a FAQ.
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» Site title: Fall for the Book
» Site description: Held annually in Fairfax, VA. Festival overview with event schedule, participant details and visitor information.
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» Site title: LA Zine Fiesta
» Site description: Annual zine and comic fest held in Los Angeles. Directions, registration, and listing of events.
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» Site title: Litquake
» Site description: Official site for this San Francisco festival for local authors. Includes event and sponsorship information.
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» Site title: Murder Goes South
» Site description: A festival of Southern mystery writers and readers.
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» Site title: National Book Festival
» Site description: Held annually on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Program information and author profiles.
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» Site title: North Carolina Literary Festival
» Site description: Spring event held on even years, spotlighting the literature of the American South, particularly NC. Overview, schedule, writer profiles and information about how to help.
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» Site title: Prague Writers' Festival
» Site description: Official site, featuring video clips and details about the program, author profiles and interviews, and a history.
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» Site title: Richmond Zine Fest
» Site description: Based in Richmond, VA. Admission and registration are free.
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» Site title: Virginia Festival of the Book
» Site description: Held annualy in Charlottesville, VA. Photographs, statistics and archives, with online press kit and details of how to get involved.
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