Virtual Book Bingo Adventure
Thursday, May 2nd, 4pm PDT
Our Moms Sponsored by NovelNetwork
Author Talk & Reading
Saturday, May 4, 11am EDT
Roebling Books & Coffee Covington KY, 306 Greenup St.
Author Talk & Reading
Sunday, May 5, 1pm EDT
Fireside Bookshop Chagrin Falls OH, 29 N. Franklin St.
Author Talk & Reading
Sunday, May 19, 2:30pm EDT
Gathering Volumes Independent Bookstore Perrysburg OH, 196 East South Boundary
Author Talk & Reading
Thursday, July 11, 6pm EDT
The Bookmatters Milford OH, 6 Main St.
Tucson Festival of Books!
9 March, 2024 – 10 March, 2024
Anesa has been chosen to take part in the beloved Tucson Festival of Books! Look for her in the Indie Authors & Small Press Pavillion at 10AM, Sunday, March 10, 2024 on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson AZ.
Public Library Association
3 April, 2024 – 5 April, 2024
Anesa has been invited to appear and discuss her new novel, I Never Do This, at the Public Library Association 2024 Conference in Columbus, Ohio, on April 4. Time and exact location TBD
AUTHOR TALK & Reading From New Novel
Anesa Miller presents her upcoming
Title -
I Never Do This
Friday, 22 March, 4PM
Patagonia Public Library Patagonia, Arizona 85624
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