West Hollywood Book Fair...Ray Bradbury to headline! September 28th...

Famed novelist Ray Bradbury, headlines the 7th Annual Book Fair, September 28th, in West Hollywood.

Bradbury - known for his Sci-Fi musings - has written more than five hundred short stories, novels, plays, screenplays, television scripts and verse.

The celebrated author is best-known for his 1953 classic novel Fahrenheit 451.

The Martian Chronicles is another favorite of his fans.

Critics consider the visionary writer's work timeless, with widespread appeal to both young and old audiences, alike.

Other writers slated to discuss their works include: Robert Wagner (the Pieces of My Heart); Len Wein (Watchman); poet Eloise Klein Healy (Passing; Maryum “May May” Ali); Eve Diamond (mystery series); Denise Hamilton; Ed Begley, Jr.,(activist); and - last but not least - Nina Revoy (The Age of Dreaming).

The Fair, hosted by the City of West Hollywood and the LA Weekly, will feature 12 stages of on-going entertainment.


During the all-day happening, there will be a raft of panel discussions, book signings, storytelling performances, and writing workshops.

And, there is diverse program that that appeals across the board, to all ages and a wide-range of interests.


For instance, there will be teen poetry readings; seniors participation; LGBT panels and exhibitors; a Target Kids’ Stage; Media City Ballet’s debut performance of "The Four Musicians"; crafts for children; Russian-speaking author readings; a panel of comics; live comic book art demonstrations; a manga fashion show; a People,Places & Politics stage; and environmental panels.

The West Hollywood Book Fair is one of Southern California’s largest, most eclectic literary events, which attracts more than 25,000 readers and writers of all ages and interests.

In addition, book sellers and non-profit literary organizations will sponsor exhibits with a keen eye to an ever-growing readership in the rapidly-expanding West Hollywood community.

The West Hollywood Book Fair is gratis.

Free parking is also available at the Pacific Design Center. Free shuttle service.