In partnership with Writers’ Branding, Reading Glass Books showcased nearly 150 titles across a wide range of genres. From fiction and nonfiction to children’s books, memoirs, and inspirational works, the collection gave visitors the opportunity to discover fresh perspectives and unforgettable stories from talented independent authors.

Leading up to the festival, the Reading Glass Books team carefully prepared for another successful appearance by launching the latest edition of The Reading Glass Catalog. Through author spotlights, event announcements, and social media campaigns, the team built excitement and invited readers to visit the booth throughout the two-day event.

The Reading Glass Books booth quickly became a welcoming space for readers, fellow authors, and publishing professionals. Visitors browsed the diverse collection, learned about featured titles, and enjoyed conversations with the team, making the booth a lively destination throughout the festival.

One of the weekend’s highlights was a series of book signing events featuring Bernie Schwartz, Charles and Sherry Feitel, Richard Benevento, Patrick Earl Dwyer, Judith Shadzi, Jim Kaminski, David Pinkston, and Wes Brockway Sr. Their participation gave readers the opportunity to meet the authors, hear the inspiration behind their books, and take home personally signed copies.

The festival also featured ten book launches that introduced visitors to exciting new releases. Among the featured titles were Proud American (English and Spanish Edition), 60 Dates in Six Months (with a Broken Neck), A New Way To Hope, Teachable Moments, Careening Thru The Slums Of Utopia, Overcoming Disappointment and Discouragement, Spiritual Growth From the Inside to the Outside, Quiet. Fear.: An Autobiographical Novel, and Between Lines. These launch events drew readers eager to discover new books and celebrate the authors behind them.

Adding to the experience, Reading Glass Books presented a special showcase featuring Consider Your Possibilities by Dr. Alyce Reopelle and I Am Puppy by V.A. Rivera. The dedicated display gave both titles added visibility and encouraged attendees to learn more about the stories they had to offer.

As Reading Glass Books continues to participate in major literary events, the L.A. Times Festival of Books remains an important stop in its journey to bring independent voices to broader audiences. With every return, the bookstore strengthens its relationships with readers, celebrates its authors, and reaffirms its commitment to creating meaningful connections through the power of books.

Leading up to the fair, Reading Glass Books launched The Reading Glass Catalog, featuring nearly 80 curated titles from its talented community of authors. The team also promoted its debut through author features, event announcements, and social media campaigns, creating excitement before the doors even opened.

Throughout the four-day event, the Reading Glass Books booth welcomed a steady stream of readers, publishing professionals, and fellow exhibitors. Visitors browsed the collection, learned about the featured books, and connected with the team, making the booth a lively place for conversation and literary discovery.

A highlight of the event was the participation of authors Maryjane Spillane (author of Nan’s Alphabet for Children) and David Pinkston (author of To Open One’s Eyes and The Untold Story of Satan’s Seed), who met readers during special book signing sessions. They shared the inspiration behind their books and had the opportunity to connect with visitors from different parts of the world. Although Nina Kelly was unable to attend in person, three of her titles (Athena the Brave, Athena, Tudor, and the Eagle, and Honeybee Treehouse) were proudly displayed at the booth, allowing attendees to discover her work.

Reading Glass Books also celebrated the launches of A Journey Through Time by Mary Ann Dratch and The Golden No by Tiffany Thornton. The launch events attracted readers eager to learn more about the new releases and celebrate the authors behind them.

Beyond the featured events, visitors enjoyed exploring the bookstore’s diverse collection of titles. From fiction and children’s books to inspirational and nonfiction works, the display reflected Reading Glass Books’ commitment to supporting authors with different stories, perspectives, and creative voices.

The successful debut at BolognaBookPlus marks another step in Reading Glass Books’ growing international journey. As the bookstore continues to participate in global literary events, it remains committed to helping independent authors reach new audiences and sharing stories that inspire, educate, and bring people together.

Participation in the fair reflects Reading Glass Books’ commitment to elevating diverse voices and connecting authors with a global audience. In the months leading up to the event, the team released the Reading Glass Catalog, issued press releases, and shared behind-the-scenes content on social media, generating excitement for author appearances and book launches.

Over the three-day event, the Reading Glass Books booth became a hub for discovery and engagement. Seven authors connected with readers through signings and conversations, including K Charles Oelfke II (Older Women Don’t Giggle), Jamaal Lee (Yates: Volume One), Everett Triplett (Imminent EMP: Be a Survivor), David Pinkston (To Open One’s Eyes and The Untold Story of Satan’s Seed), Robert R. Bowie Jr. (The Older You Get, the Shorter Your Stories Should Be), Srinivas Samprathi (Echoes of the Lotus), Yardly PJ Shoulton (Exposing the Hidden Satanic Agenda), and Wes Brockway (Hang In There!).

Special showcases highlighted Julie Guggino (Unpacking John 1) and Joanne “Gram” Radke, whose books—Why Is My House Always a Mess, Jessica the Dreamer, Jessica’s Dilemma, and The Sanctuary—were featured even though the authors could not attend in person, underscoring the breadth and diversity of the Reading Glass catalog.

The fair also included dynamic book launches, featuring Tim Newman (Yesterday’s Falcon), Sandy Juhola (Just the Write Words), and Wes Brockway (Hang In There!). Visual wall art displays enhanced the booth’s appeal, drawing attention to featured titles and creating an inviting space for attendees.

Reflecting on the experience, Reading Glass Books emphasizes the power of storytelling to connect people across cultures. “Every title represents creativity, dedication, and vision,” the team notes. “Events like this remind us why we champion authors and bring their work to a global stage.”

Looking ahead, Reading Glass Books remains committed to supporting authors, expanding international opportunities, and sharing stories that resonate worldwide.

Discover more at www.readingglassbooks.com. 

The two-day event drew a diverse audience of families, service members, aviation enthusiasts, and community members, providing a dynamic setting where storytelling and celebration intersected.

Throughout the weekend, attendees of all ages visited the RGB booth, engaging with book displays, printed materials, and new releases. Many guests expressed enthusiasm for specific titles, reflecting the wide range of emotional and thematic connections that books continue to inspire.

Over 50 book titles were showcased during the event, spanning multiple genres including children’s literature, fiction, and nonfiction. The curated selection highlighted the breadth of voices represented by The Reading Glass Books and appealed to readers with varied interests.

A key highlight of RGB’s participation was the launch of three emerging authors’ books, which drew strong interest from attendees. “Athena the Brave” by Nina M. Kelly, “Quiet. Fear.” by Cynthia Giachino, and “The Color of Pain” by Melisa A. Arnold captivated visitors with fresh narratives and compelling themes.

In addition to book launches, several authors stopped by the booth to see their featured titles on display and connect with readers. These included John Kennedy, author of “12 Simple Words”; John Forlenza-Bailey, author of “The Road to Wellness Workbook”; Lorraine Cuff, author of “Defining Your Greatness”; Marlene Essence Dotts, author of “Coming Out of the Woods”; and Cynthia Gwynn, author of “Sleeping With a Frenemy.”

The Power in the Pines Air Show proved to be a vibrant and engaging platform for showcasing books alongside a large-scale community celebration. The event offered meaningful exposure for both new and seasoned authors while introducing literature to audiences beyond traditional book venues.

The Reading Glass Books’ participation fostered genuine connections between authors and readers, sparked conversations around impactful stories, and elevated the literary presence within a dynamic public event. RGB is proud to have been part of this unique experience and looks forward to future opportunities to champion books and the people behind them.

Held annually in mid-October, the Frankfurt Book Fair brings together thousands of exhibitors across publishing, multimedia, film, and technology. More than a marketplace, the fair is a vital business and cultural platform where innovation, creativity, and diverse perspectives converge. For The Reading Glass Books, participation in this global event provided a valuable opportunity to share its catalog with an international audience while fostering meaningful industry relationships and celebrating the universal power of storytelling.

In preparation for the event, The Reading Glass Books and Writers’ Branding launched a targeted social media campaign to build anticipation and engagement ahead of the fair. This effort was reinforced by the distribution of a press release to more than 200 media outlets, ensuring strong visibility and international awareness of RGB’s participation at the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair.

Throughout the five-day event, the RGB booth was a dynamic and welcoming space, drawing readers, authors, and publishing professionals from across the globe. The Reading Glass Books showcased a diverse range of titles, hosted engaging book signings and exclusive launch events, and engaged in meaningful conversations that highlighted how stories transcend borders and cultures. The energy and enthusiasm surrounding the booth reflected the growing global interest in authentic, impactful storytelling.

As part of its programming, The Reading Glass Books hosted multiple author book signings, offering attendees the opportunity to connect directly with writers and their works. Featured authors included VA Rivera, Julie Guggino, Richard Benevento, and Thomas Gregory Stewart, each of whom brought unique perspectives and voices to the international stage. In addition, RGB proudly represented authors who were unable to attend in person, ensuring their works were showcased and promoted throughout the fair.

The Reading Glass Books also introduced several new titles through exclusive book launch events, further demonstrating its dedication to literary excellence and meaningful content. These launches highlighted a broad range of themes and genres, reinforcing RGB’s mission to support authors whose stories inform, inspire, and resonate with readers worldwide.

Beyond book exhibitions and author events, The Reading Glass Magazine was prominently featured at the fair, with curated content displays highlighting a selection of titles. Its presence added depth to RGB’s participation, showcasing the publisher’s growing influence and evolving role within the global literary and publishing community.

Participating in the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair was a remarkable experience and a true honor for The Reading Glass Books. From New Jersey to Frankfurt, the response to its authors and titles affirmed the enduring value of genuine storytelling and cross-cultural dialogue. RGB extends its sincere gratitude to its authors for their trust and creativity, and to the global literary community for the conversations and connections formed during the event. With renewed momentum and an international outlook, The Reading Glass Books looks forward to continuing its mission of bringing meaningful stories to readers around the world.

For more information, contact The Reading Glass Books at 1-888-420-3050, email support@readingglassbooks.com, or visit www.readingglassbooks.com.

As the Philippines’ longest-running and largest book fair, MIBF has shaped the nation’s reading culture for more than four decades. It brings together authors, readers, publishers, and literary enthusiasts in a vibrant celebration of storytelling. RGB’s presence highlighted its commitment to connecting global voices with local audiences.

Nearly 200 titles were showcased by RGB, spanning genres, perspectives, and creative visions. From debut authors to established voices, the collection reflected the originality and dedication of its writers.

In preparation for the fair, The Reading Glass Books released its Fifth Edition Catalog, highlighting its featured titles. Press campaigns and social media teasers generated buzz, introducing book signings, launches, and behind-the-scenes content to readers and the literary community.

The five-day fair transformed the SMX Convention Center into a dynamic hub for readers, authors, and publishing professionals. RGB’s booth quickly became a popular stop, where visitors explored the collection and engaged in conversations about stories, creativity, and literature.

Book signings were a highlight of RGB’s presence. Damon Dusang captivated attendees with “The Jhenna: How to Beat PTSD and Find Peace,” offering guidance and hope. David Pinkston engaged readers with “To Open One’s Eyes: Untaught Mysteries of the Holy Bible,” sparking reflection and dialogue.

RGB also hosted the official launch of Mary Grace Klukosky’s transformative work, “The Four Seeds.” The launch invited readers to explore belief, anger, healing, and hope, exemplifying RGB’s dedication to meaningful storytelling.

The Reading Glass Books’ participation underscored the importance of connecting authors with readers in a shared celebration of literature. Each title presented reflected the creativity, vision, and dedication of its authors.

From New Jersey to the bustling halls of Manila, RGB’s presence sparked curiosity, conversation, and engagement. The fair demonstrated the power of stories to connect people across cultures and continents.

RGB extends sincere gratitude to its authors for their trust and creativity, and to the literary community for embracing its works. The experience reinforced RGB’s mission to bring stories to readers worldwide with integrity, passion, and lasting impact.

For more information, contact The Reading Glass Books at 1-888-420-3050, email support@readingglassbooks.com, or visit www.readingglassbooks.com.

The festival unites acclaimed authors, rising talents, and avid readers in a vibrant celebration of storytelling. It serves as a central gathering place for readers, publishers, and industry experts, offering an extensive array of books, magazines, comics, educational resources, and more.

RGB showcased over 200 titles, representing diverse genres and perspectives. This participation marked a significant milestone for the independent publisher, providing a unique opportunity to connect directly with readers and industry professionals while celebrating the power of stories.

In preparation for the event, RGB released another edition of The Reading Glass Magazine featuring 230 titles and issued press announcements to generate excitement. Social media teasers highlighted upcoming author signings, book launches, and behind-the-scenes content, creating momentum ahead of the festival.

The two-day event welcomed more than 155,000 book lovers, authors, and exhibitors. Visitors explored the RGB booth, engaged with authors, and discovered a wide range of titles spanning children’s literature, fiction, nonfiction, and specialized works.

Author signings were a highlight of RGB’s participation. Nina Kelly signed “Athena the Brave,” “Athena, Tudor, and the Eagle,” “HoneyBee TreeHouse,” and “Leo Learns About Life.” John Kennedy presented “12 Simple Words,” while Maureen Anne Meehan signed “60 Dates in Six Months (with a Broken Neck).” Linda Plunkett, Karen Marchione, and Kennar Tawnee Chasny engaged attendees with their respective works, ranging from personal growth to suspenseful narratives.

On the second day, authors such as G.R. Dasher, David Pinkston, Tito A. Wroten, and others connected with readers, while authors Dr. Albert H. Yurvati, Bill Spies, and James B. Read were represented by their books in the booth.

Multiple book launches added to the excitement. Titles introduced included Dr. Yurvati’s “30 Degrees on Bypass,” Beverly C. Prince’s “The Cabala of the Cushite, Zephaniah,” Mark R. Rivard’s “The Power Potential” and “Golf 101,” David Pinkston’s “To Open One’s Eyes,” Marty Eigen’s “A Love Story for the Ages,” and several others covering spiritual, historical, and practical themes.

RGB also hosted live book selling, featuring popular and new releases such as Jay Sherfey’s “The Fox’s Tale,” Dr. Yurvati’s “Wet My Hands” and “This to Me,” John Kennedy’s “12 Simple Words,” Joyce H. Hynes’ “Heart of the Matter,” and many more. These sessions created an interactive platform for readers to discover new stories while engaging directly with authors.

Participating in the LA Times Festival of Books was a rewarding experience for The Reading Glass Books. The event showcased the diversity, depth, and reach of RGB’s catalog, reinforced connections with readers and authors, and highlighted the publisher’s role in amplifying unique voices.

From New Jersey to Los Angeles, RGB’s participation reflected its commitment to championing storytelling and connecting global audiences to meaningful literature. The Reading Glass Books is grateful for the trust of its authors and looks forward to continuing its mission of sharing stories that inspire, challenge, and endure.

Months of planning went into creating an impactful presence. From selecting standout titles to designing a strategic booth layout, every detail was crafted to maximize engagement and visibility. Attendees could explore our collection, interact with featured books, and connect directly with our team.

In the days leading up to the fair, RGB launched a dynamic social media campaign to generate buzz. Posts highlighted the compelling stories and invited readers, industry professionals, and exhibitors to visit our booth.

Our goal was to create an immersive experience that showcased authors and their works while sparking meaningful conversations. The London Book Fair was more than a showcase, it was a chance to celebrate diverse voices in publishing.

From March 11 to 13, over 30,000 visitors and 1,000 exhibitors filled Olympia London. Industry professionals, authors, and literary enthusiasts explored new trends, discussed the future of publishing, and forged global connections. Innovation, including AI in storytelling, was a major theme this year.

At Stand 6F101, RGB hosted six book signings, introduced eleven new titles, and displayed over 170 books. Interactions with authors, publishers, and readers highlighted the impact of championing unique voices.

Book signings featured Kellyann Chippendale with “Love and Life L’Amour et la Vie,” Joyce Hynes with “Heart of the Matter” and “Words from the Maestro,” and represented authors like Dr. Albert H. Yurvati with “Wet My Hands,” “This to Me,” and “30 Degrees on Bypass.” Richard LoPresto’s “Old Timers Day: As Told by GOD” and Dorothy Fickenscher’s “The Right to a Full Life” drew lively conversations.

On March 13, David Pinkston’s “To Open One’s Eyes: Untaught Mysteries of the Holy Bible” and Emmanuel Nwamah’s “Overcoming Obstacles” were showcased. Robertha Reid visited with “Please Help Me When I Am Afraid” and “God and Lollipops,” while Andrew Rees engaged attendees with “Oburoni and Other Stories” and “Touchpoints.”

Our booth displayed over 170 titles, spanning memoirs, thrillers, self-help, and children’s books. Each title represented a unique voice, inviting exploration and discovery among visitors.

The London Book Fair 2025 reinforced the global reach and influence of storytelling. For RGB, it was an opportunity to connect authors with readers worldwide, strengthen industry relationships, and showcase the power of diverse narratives. The energy, conversations, and engagement throughout the fair confirmed RGB’s mission: to amplify authors’ voices and bring meaningful stories to an international audience.

As we close this chapter, The Reading Glass Books looks forward to the next London Book Fair, ready to share even more stories, support emerging voices, and continue connecting literature to readers around the world.

Founded in 1984, the Miami Book Fair has grown into one of the most respected literary gatherings in the United States, drawing more than 100,000 visitors to its vibrant Street Fair filled with signings, performances, workshops, and cultural programming.

In preparation for the event, RGB launched coordinated social media announcements, released the sixth Edition of The RGB Magazine featuring participating authors, distributed a press release to over 200 media outlets, and engaged newsletter subscribers through a targeted email campaign.

Throughout the three-day event, RGB showcased more than 100 titles across multiple genres, creating a dynamic and welcoming booth experience that invited readers to explore new voices and connect directly with authors .

Dorothy E.B. Fickenscher signed copies of “The Right to a Full Life,” while Dr. Sandy Islands engaged families with her Magical Butterfly Series and later highlighted “A Ripple in Time” and “Be the Light” during additional sessions.

Darran Crager connected with readers through “Guarding the Past,” “In a Warrior’s Quiver,” and “Journey of the Hidden,” offering adventurous narratives that sparked conversation and enthusiasm. Then, Maureen Anne Meehan brought humor and heart to the booth with signings of “Dying to Ski” and “60 Dates in Six Months,” drawing steady engagement from attendees.

Meanwhile, Dr. Albert H. Yurvati conducted multiple signings of “Wet My Hands” and “This to Me,” building meaningful dialogue with readers across all three days of the fair.

New releases added excitement to the weekend, including Nealie Miller’s “A Fresh Start,” Cheryl Schultz’s “Gates of Greenwich,” Janeé LaChele Allen’s “NAKED AND UNASHAMED” and “The End of the Beginning,” and Dr. Marshall S. Flam’s “Wordle Limericks: Flamericks.”

Authors unable to attend, including Kennar Chasny, Joanne Radke, and David Zini, were thoughtfully represented through featured displays of their works such as “Carlton: Down Sized,” “Why Is My House Always a Mess?,” “Jessica the Dreamer,” and “Circus Acts,” ensuring their presence remained visible and respected.

The Street Fair atmosphere blended open air browsing, cultural energy, and interactive literary engagement, reinforcing the fair’s reputation as a premier destination for readers and publishing professionals.

RGB’s participation underscored its ongoing mission to amplify diverse voices, create opportunities for authors, and foster authentic connections between storytellers and audiences. The Reading Glass Books extends its sincere appreciation to the Miami Book Fair organizers, participating authors, and the thousands of readers who visited the booth.

For more information about upcoming events and featured titles, visit www.readingglassbooks.com.

Celebrated as the Philippines’ largest and longest-running book fair, MIBF continues to shape the country’s reading landscape by gathering publishers, educators, authors, and literary organizations under one roof.

The 2024 edition welcomed more than 130,000 visitors and presented over 50 literary and educational activities, creating a high-energy environment for discovery, dialogue, and industry collaboration.

In advance of the fair, RGB produced its Fourth Edition Catalog featuring more than 120 books and implemented coordinated publicity efforts, including press announcements and strategic online promotions to introduce featured works to the market.

Across five days, the RGB exhibit attracted a steady stream of readers, teachers, fellow exhibitors, and publishing professionals who engaged with the collection and explored new and established voices within the catalog.

The convention floor carried a lively atmosphere marked by strong attendance, active programming, and meaningful exchanges that underscored the continued growth of the Philippine book industry.

Several featured authors were represented through official book launches despite being unable to attend personally, allowing their titles to gain international exposure during the event.

Laura Dougherty’s “Dogs, Owners of the City” and “Pandemia and I,” alongside their Spanish editions “Los Dueños De La Ciudad” and “La Pandemia Y Yo,” resonated with readers drawn to themes of resilience and companionship. While Carol Ruth Silver’s “Freedom Rider Diary: Smuggled Notes from Parchman Prison” generated interest among history readers seeking insight into the American Civil Rights era.

Dr. Albert H. Yurvati’s memoir titles “Wet My Hands” and “This to Me,” together with their Spanish translations “Mojarme Las Manos” and “Esto para Mí,” engaged audiences interested in reflection and personal narrative.

Additional works that drew attention included Morreece Elaine Cook’s “My Spirituality of Nature,” Giulio Veglio’s leadership-focused books, W Kpangbala Sengbe’s “I Arrived Later… So What?,” Soul Singh’s “Thank You for Smiling,” and Richard Mahee’s “In The Name of LIBERTY AND DEMOCRACY,” each contributing to diverse thematic conversations.

The Reading Glass Books expresses appreciation to the Manila International Book Fair organizers, participating authors, and the thousands of attendees who visited the exhibit. The strong reception reaffirmed the value of international participation in regional fairs and demonstrated the continued demand for globally diverse perspectives.

For inquiries about featured publications or upcoming international appearances, contact The Reading Glass Books at 1-888-420-3050, email support@readingglassbooks.com, or visit www.readingglassbooks.com.