The Book Festival of the MJCCAThe Book Festival of the MJCCAFor 19 successful years, the Book Festival of the MJCCA has provided our community with a 2 week literary extravaganza featuring an exciting lineup of the year’s most exceptional authors. From history to mystery, fiction to fact, politics to religion, and humor to political satire, the Book Festival has something to satisfy every age and interest. Take a look at past Book Festival of the MJCCA events:
A Who’s Who List of Nationally (and Internationally) Known TalentEvery November, thousands of book lovers come together to listen to, meet, and interact with their favorite authors in a variety of forums including author meet-and-greets, book signings, a community read, panel discussions, children’s and teen activities, and more. The Book Festival has played host to some of the most lauded authors, journalists, scholars, and personalities of our day including Rabbi Joseph Telushkin, Alan Alda, Mitch Albom, Pat Conroy, E.L. Doctorow, Norman Mailer, Leon Uris, Elie Wiesel, Rabbi Harold Kushner, Gene Wilder, Annie Lebovitz, Larry King, Madeline Albright, Yann Martel - just to name a few! Over the years, the Book Festival has matured into one of the most highly regarded literary events in the South where Jews of all ages can come together in a culturally rich setting that promotes and strengthens Jewish identities. The Book Festival of the MJCCA is one of our signature events that you and your entire family won’t want to miss.
Register Your Book ClubKeep your book club up to date on all of the enlightening authors coming to the Book Festival of the MJCCA. Learn about our Page from the Book Festival Events throughout the year as well as special Book Club Insiders offers for our Book Festival events. Sign up today > Author ApplicationIf you are interested in appearing at the next Book Festival of the MJCCA, please fill out this online applicationand your information will be submitted to our author selection committee. Thank you. ![]() “The MJCCA Book Festival is the premier literary event in the South.”
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