Next weekend it’s BAAAACK! The great Tucson Festival of Books runs Saturday and Sunday March 15 and 16 with hundreds of authors, a mind-boggling array of panels and talks and book signings and entertainment .

Check out the nice weather in these pictures, and consider a quick trip to Tucson.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

However, if you REALLY can’t get to Tucson for the festival, you can read sixteen reviews and interview of  authors who will be doing presentations this year. Yes, we have them all right here at A Traveler’s Library.

I must admit I may have missed some of the authors from this year’s TFOB list that we have previously written about or reviewed, because my eyes glaze over scanning a list of hundreds of writers.

NOTE: Special attractions this year include former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor.

Click on the titles below to read my reviews of these author’s books, some of whom I met for the first time at the Tucson Festival of Books.

Masha Hamilton

Staircase of a Thousand Steps (jordan), What Changes Everything (Afghanistan), The Afghan Women’s Writers Project.

Anne Hillerman

Tony HIllerman’s Landscape (American Southwest).

Rebecca Eaton

Making Masterpiece Reviewed at Reel Life With Jane

Jacquelyn Winspear

Maisie Dobbs (England)

Cara Black

Murder Below Montparnasse (Paris)

Jenn McKinlay

Author Interview, Going, Going, Going Ganache (Scottsdale), Cloche and Dagger (London)

Becky Masterman

Rage Against the Dying (Tucson)

Kim Fay

Communion: A Culinary Journey Through Vietnam, The Map of Lost Memories (Cambodia)

C. J. Box

Back of Beyond (Yellowstone National Park); The Highway (Montana)

Larry McMurtry

Lonesome Dove, The Last Picture Show (A guest essay by Ruth Pennebaker).

Roads (An American Road Trip)

Tom Miller

Jack Ruby’s Kitchen Sink (Borderlands)

Mara Purl

What the Heart Knows (An author interview)

Richard Shelton

Going Back to Bisbee (southern Arizona)