The roofline of historic Flagler College; image courtesy of Excel23, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The roofline of historic Flagler College; image courtesy of Excel23, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Parking lots and metered parking spaces are located throughout the downtown St. Augustine area. You will also find on-street parking available in other areas, which will require payment for parking at pay-stations and parking meters.
Parking in the City’s parking garage is $15/day. The Festival partners with the Old Town Trolley to offer a free shuttle from the parking garage to the Ringhaver Center for Festival attendees. The trolleys are marked with Florida Heritage Book Festival banners on the side.
More parking information, including locations, is available online or on the City’s mobile parking app.
Marketplace Opens in Virginia Room
Room 125
The Living Library Project
A panel discussion with three of the “human books” on the Living Library Project.
Harold George – Ted Voorhees – Ervin Bullock – Dilara Hafiz
(9:00-11:20)
Room 201
Cathy Salustri
“Florida’s Backrounds”
Backroads of Paradise
Room 202
Judy Lindquist
“Florida’s Often Overlooked Place in History”
Forcing Change
Room 213
Karen Harvey
The Cultural Influence of Ghosts
St. Augustine’s Ghosts
Room 125
The Living Library Project
A panel discussion with three of the “human books” on the Living Library Project.
Harold George – Ted Voorhees – Ervin Bullock – Dilara Hafiz
(continued)
Room 201
Laura Lee Smith
A reading and book discussion
The Ice House
(Winner of 2017 Florida Book Award)
Room 202
Ben Montgomery
“The Man Who Walked Backward”
The Man Who Walked Backward: An American Dreamer’s Search for Meaning in the Great Depression
Room 213
Larry Loftis
“Spies, Anyone?”
Into the Lion’s Mouth
CODE NAME: LISE (Jan. 2019)
Room 214
Bruce Horovitz
“Introducing Gamble Rogers”
Gamble Rogers: A Troubadour’s Life
Room 125
Mark Woods
“A Year in Our National Parks”
Lasooing the Sun
(Winner of 2016 Florida Book Award)
Room 201
Sylvia Whitman
“The Joys & Perils of Writing About Other Cultures”
The Milk of Birds
Room 202
Andre Frattino
“Turning a Beloved Work into a Graphic Novel”
A Land Remembered
(graphic novel edition)
Room 213
Richard Wickliffe
Eyes of Poseidon
Room 214
Sharon Scholl & Ann Browning Masters
Poetry-Writing Workshop
Room 125
Robert Macomber
“Florida & Cuba – 500 Years”
An Honorable War
(Winner of 2017 Florida Book Award)
Room 201
Ashley Lear
“Women of Tomorrow: The Social Activism of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Ellen Glasgow”
The Remarkable Kinship of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Ellen Glasgow
Room 202
Daniel L. Schafer
Anna Madgigine Jai Kingsley: African Princess, Florida Slave, Plantation Slaveowner
Room 213
James O. Born
“Working in Collaborations”
Haunted
Ambush (Oct. 2018)
Room 214
Julie Hauserman
Drawn to the Deep
Room 125
Public Presentation and Book Signing by 2018 Literary Legend, Tim Dorsey
The Pope of Palm Beach
Rich enjoys speaking about creative crimes, including the FBI’s InfraGard Counterterrorism conferences and on panels at seminars in Las Vegas dedicated to accuracy in crime writing. He is the recipient of the FBI’s Exceptional Service in the Public Interest Award.
Rich’s material usually borrows from the unique (scandalous, criminal or satirical) environments of South Florida where he resides with his wife and family.
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