Events

Later this month, ABA will also host a Technology Meetup on the easy-to-use online design platform Canva.

The IndieCommerce seminar is now full, but there are spots available in the IndieLite seminar.

Coffee Breaks on March 10 and April 14 offer booksellers a forum to share questions, comments, and concerns with the ABA Board of Directors.

On Saturday, February 20, more than 200 book industry colleagues joined a virtual trivia game to benefit the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.

Booksellers who attended the virtual Winter Institute last week are encouraged to fill out the post-event survey by Monday, March 1.

The authors discussed state of literature in the aftermath of political upheaval, as well as their upcoming books. 

Booksellers who wish to participate and appear on the searchable map must register for the event by the end of today, Wednesday, February 24.

“Right now, the most important thing we have is each other. Our human beings, our people,” Brown said. “It is very necessary right now as a leader to make sure that people are seen.”

Booksellers are invited to chat with author Julie Murphy, who was unable to attend her designated Author Social during Winter Institute last week, in an event hosted by Blue Willow Bookshop.

In March, booksellers can join a meetup to learn about marketing poetry books, in addition to a meetup covering the easy-to-use graphic design platform Canva.