sabookfest
📚 Get ready, book lovers! The San Antonio Book Festival is thrilled to announce its 2025 author lineup, featuring nearly 100 incredible local, regional, and national authors! @sgj.bsky.social

Spent the afternoon @ San Antonio Book Festival to hear the esteemed historian & professor Dr. Gregg Michel discuss his new book “Spying on Students.” He was joined by the lovely historian & professor Dr. Kirsten Gardner who moderated. Two great mentors @ UTSA. @glmhistory.bsky.social #sabookfest

Watching @liseolsen.bsky.social at the #SABookFest. She’s talking about Texas True Crime and her book “The Scientist and the Serial Killer.”

This Saturday at San Antonio Book Festival!

Authors Craig Garnett, Naomi Shihab Nye, Marion Winik, and Sam Kindrick. Don't miss it! #SABookFest

So proud for my copy of the book to be the first one the author has signed. Also, I could have listened to @andrewporter01.bsky.social and @caoilinnhughes.bsky.social talk about writing for forever. #sabookfest

Gregg Michel discovered the FBI had 18,000 pages of information on a student organization. That sowed the seeds of his book “Spying on Students.” #SABookFest

📚 TX friends!

The San Antonio Book Festival is this Saturday—free, fun, and full of authors.

Celebrate books, ideas, and stories all day long. Details: sabookfestival.org

#SABookFest #ReadersUnite #ReadingCommunity #LiteraryEvents

Catherine Coleman Flowers compares the situation of falsely deported man Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the book “Twelve Years a Slave” and says she always carries her passport with her. What a country we live in, where people have to live in fear! #SABookFest

First purchase of the day at the #SABookFest. One of the events that makes me love #SanAntonio so much

“Sanitation justice” is an issue in rural communities from Alabama to Texas. Catherine Coleman Flowers wrote about it in her book “Waste: One Woman’s Fight Against America’s Dirty Secret.” #SABookFest

Indeed… #sabookfest

I spent the day at another wonderful San Antonio Book Festival…still remains one of my favorite days of the year #sabookfest

Inspired by Catherine Coleman Flowers’ talk on her new book “Holy Ground” about environmental justice activism, grounded in her Christian faith. It enlarged my view of I Cor 13:7, quoted at the start of the book: “[Love] always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” #SABookFest