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Press
2012 Festival Press Coverage
Local News
Gambit
Tennessee Williams Festival ~ March 20, 2012
New Orleans
Crime Novelist Ace Atkins Comes to New Orleans ~ March 18, 2012
The Times-Picayune
Between Festivals and Holidays, Time Just Flies By ~ February 23, 2012
Literary Festival Will Feature Various Debates ~ March 22, 2012
Music and More at the Mint ~ March 19, 2012
Q&A with Laura Lippman ~ March 23,2012
Tennessee Williams ~ January 29, 2012
‘The Words Felt So At Home’ ~ March 23, 2012
Where Y’At?
Book An Adventure ~ March, 2012
Tennessee Williams Literary Festival 2012 ~ March, 2012
National/ International Coverage
360 West
New Orleans Gets Booked Up ~ March, 2012
Hansen Publishing
Hansen Publishing Group Authors Shine at Tennessee Williams Festival ~ March 22, 2012
Huffington Post
Authors and Agents and Tennessee Williams Fest [Oh My!] ~ April 25, 2012
Seattle Gay News
Two Literary Festivals Light Up New Orleans ~ January 29, 2012
The Australian
Have Books, Will Travel to Literary Festivals ~ January …
Familiar and Unexpected Works Slated for 26th Annual Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, March 21-25, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 2013
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A Menagerie of Talent Slated for 27th Annual Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, March 20-24, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – A stellar group of literary, theater and musical talent will gather for the 2013 Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, marking its 27th anniversary, March 20-24. The five-day fête honors the legendary Tennessee Williams, his works, and literary life in the adopted city he called his “spiritual home” and features two days of master classes; a roster of lively discussions among distinguished panelists; celebrity interviews; theater, food and music events; a scholars’ conference; short fiction, poetry and one-act play competitions; a breakfast book club; French Quarter literary walking …
