Johns Hopkins University Press and the
George Peabody Library are jointly hosting the JHU Press Book Sale along with talks, book signings, and special exhibits. Visit us at the 2014 Baltimore Book Festival in the beautiful Baltimore Visitor Center overlooking the Inner Harbor.
The JHU Press Book Sale takes place inside the Visitor Center throughout the Festival, with Press authors scheduled to meet the public and sign books throughout the weekend. The George Peabody Library will offer a special exhibit of archival books and materials related to Baltimore history, and members of the Special Collections staff will offer a
Peabody Collections Spotlight each day.
The JHU Press Book Sale will be held in the beautiful Baltimore Visitor Center when the Baltimore Book Festival moves to the Inner Harbor this year.
Presentations in the Visitors Center include book talks by JHU Press authors
Gil Sandler, Fraser Smith, Mike Olesker, Rick Striner, Melissa Blair, Steve Grant, Michael Wolfe, Charley Mitchell, and others. Each day will end with with performances by students from JHU’s Peabody Conservatory. The Visitor Center will remain open for business as usual during the Festival, welcoming visitors and showing a short film about Charm City every 20 minutes.
See the entire
JHU Press/Peabody Library BBF schedule here.
The Ivy Bookshop will host two JHUP authors for talks in the Ivy tent on Rash Field at the Book Festival:
Jeremy Greene discusses
Generic: The Unbranding of Modern Medicine on Saturday, September 27, at 1:00 pm;
Charley Mitchell discusses
Travels through American History in the Mid Atlantic: A Guide for All Ages on Saturday at 3:00 pm. See
the Ivy's BBF schedule here.
The Ivy Bookshop and
JHU’s Sheridan Libraries co-host a talk by JHU’s
Alice McDermott in the BBF Literary Salon on Saturday at 1:00 pm.
Admission: Free; visit the
Baltimore Book Festival for more information.
