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“These Girls” author Sarah Pekkanen, who recently appeared at the Gaithersburg Book Festival, talks about the state of the book in this video clip where she shares that her books sell slightly more electronic versions than paper copies. Take a listen. For more about Sarah’s books: www.sarahpekkanen.com

“These Girls” author Sarah Pekkanen, who most recently appeared at the Gaithersburg Book Festival, is currently working on editing her fourth, still unnamed novel, due out next spring. In this video clip, she tells us about her writing future.

Erin Willett is back in Montgomery County after competing on NBC’s “The Voice.” We caught up with her after she performed for a hometown crowd at the Gaithersburg Book Festival on May 19.

Erin Willett visited the Gaithersburg Book Festival and performed “Your Love.” Take a listen.

Even though I try to take the walk in your shoes, they will never fit me quite right”, as performed by Erin Willett

Gaithersburg Book Festival founder Jud Ashman talks about his idea for the city’s event and how it came to fruition.

Author Sarah Pekkanen is presenting her newest book, “These Girls,” at the Gaithersburg Book Festival on May 19 where she will be sharing the stage with author Jen Lancaster. In this video clip, we asked Sarah what to expect: take a listen. You can meet Pekkanen and Lancaster along with Eleanor Brown, author of “The […]

Author Sarah Pekkanen will be talking about her newest book “These Girls” at the Gaithersburg Book Festival on May 19. In this video clip, she tells us how she first got involved in the Gaithersburg Book Festival back in 2010 and why she favors this literary event so much. You can meet Pekkanen and authors […]

Author David Stewart tells us about his newest book, “American Emperor,” which has been described as “a page turner.” You can meet Stewart and learn more about his research on Aaron Burr at the Gaithersburg Book Festival on May 19. Stewart will be appearing in the James Michener tent at 2:40 p.m. and signing books […]

Gaithersburg City Council member Jud Ashman is the founder of the city’s Book Festival, an event that will welcome over 100 authors tomorrow (May 19) on the grounds of City Hall. MCM recently asked Ashman who he is looking forward to meeting at the literary event. Take a listen.