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Come to the 2025 Library Festival and meet Local Authors!

10 Sep

Join us on Saturday, September 20 from noon-3 PM, for a special day celebrating reading and our community at the Hoboken Public Library. Below you can learn more about the authors who plan to join us that day who you can meet; stop by the second floor reading room! Plus nearby we will be debuting our new Crafternoon for adults where you can bring your own project to work on or use some of our supplies to create your next great masterpiece.

D.V. Stone
You can borrow a variety of great books through Hoopla from author D.V. Stone including Rainbow Sprinkles about a widower who finds an unexpected second chance at love while trying to make her dreams of starting an ice cream business in Upstate NY come true.

M. Flagg
Fantasy fans will enjoy M. Flagg‘s The Champion Chronicles, available from eBCCLS. The trilogy starts with The Vampire’s Retribution focused on Michael Malone, a vampire enhanced by magic, who must battle immortal sorcerers and their beast army. Will his love be strong enough to save him?

Miriam Allenson
Miriam Allenson is known for “writing about hunky heroes and the women who drive them crazy.”  You can borrow two of her novels from eBCCLS including For the Love of the Dame, featuring an Italian Opera Singer and Major League Ball Player who are forced to pretend to be a couple, but will they ultimately find opposites do attract? Her steamy stories will delight romance fans.

Carla Helene Cornick
Carla Helene Cornick’s novel Braids debuted yesterday (9/9). Each chapter is a self-contained story told over nine lifetimes spanning ancient Egypt to present day NJ.

Disha Mathur
Disha Mathur is the founder of Buddoo Books and the author of Maya Loves the Sun, a joyful picture
book that celebrates self-love, confidence, and the beauty of brown skin.

Also scheduled to attend will be author Maria Rodriguez Bross, who will be on third floor with our Children’s and Teen Department. Hope to see you at the Festival!

Posted by:
Aimee Harris
Information and Digital Services Manager

Come to the Hoboken Library Festival in Church Square Park on Oct 15 and meet Charles Salzberg and Other Local Authors and Poets!

12 Oct

Come join us on October 15, 2022 from 11 am-4 pm, in Church Square Park across from the library’s main branch at 500 Park Ave in Hoboken.  Local authors will be giving book talks and readings throughout the day.  Plus you can stop by the local author tent to meet them and have them sign copies of their books.  There will also be music and fun events for children and teens.

Our local authors include Charles Salzberg, who was born and raised across the river in New York City. He began his career as a journalist and book reviewer before becoming a novelist himself.

His first novel, Swann’s Last Song, was nominated for a Shamus Award for Best First PI Novel. Salzberg continued the Henry Swann series with Swann Dives In, Swann’s Lake of Despair, Swann’s Way Out, and Swann’s Down.

Salzberg has also written three stand-alone novels, Devil in the Hole (named one of the best crime novels of 2013 by Suspense magazine) and Second Story Man (nominated for a Shamus Award and a David Award and winner of the Beverly Hills Book Award), and his latest Canary in a Coal Mine.

Canary in a Coal Mine stars PI Pete Fortunato, a former cop, who is hired to find a missing husband, but when the husband turns up dead, Fortunato finds himself solving an even bigger mystery, his client disappears and he finds himself accused of theft by the Albanian mob. Can he find the money and clear his name?

Other local authors participating in the festival include Raakhee Mirchandanie, Mally Becker, Miriam Allenson, McKevin Shaughnessy, James Hockenberry, Patricia Carragon, Dr. John Muciaccia, Carol Van Den Hende, Robin Rosen ChangPatricia Keeler, Dawn Barclay (D.M. Barr), Maiya Katherine, Stacey Wilk, and Erica Obey