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I Will Be @Book Expo America Next Week

Literanista May 20, 2009

I’m really surprised to discover that I am the first and only person who signed up at Confabb.com for BEA but perhaps I just need to share the conference community with everyone attending.

You can learn more about the conference itself at www.bookexpoamerica.com.

For those of you on twitter, you can follow via #BEA and @BookExpoAmerica, on Facebook.com, and on LinkedIn.com

If you sign up on Confabb, there’s a nifty badge that you can add to your site.

This year some of the bookish fun includes meeting some of your favorite book bloggers:
Followthereader and also a BEAtweetup

Are you going?

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