Half the fun of a book fest is finding your next great read. The other half is meeting great local writers. Between shopping and dining at the Plymouth Meeting Mall, guests can browse books, engage with authors, sign-up for giveaways and a raffle, and learn about local writing groups.

Where do the monsters under your bed go when the sun rises? Why is the loch-ness monster scarier than a scaly mermaid? Who decided to make clowns the scariest things on earth? And why aren’t we talking more about the haunted house epidemic? Join Mavey Books on Monday, October 20 for a horror author panel (Adam Cesare, Vincent Tirado, Diana Rodriguez Wallach, and Nicole M. Wolverton) discussing scary stories, Halloween, and why your overactive imagination isn’t even half as bad as the real thing.

Writers Steve A. Wiggins, Christopher D. Ochs, Vincent Tirado, and Nicole M. Wolverton will be talking about the places where horror happens at the Easton Book Festival!

Swing by Children's Book World to celebrate the launch of Diana Rodriguez Wallach's latest YA horror novel with a Q&A conversation with YA Horror Author Nicole M. Wolverton.

Nicole M. Wolverton will be a participating vendor at the second annual Delco Horror Haven Invasion Market!

Join Nicole at the Baltimore Book Festival again in 2025--this time for a panel on How Horror Healed Me. Nicole will appear with Darius Jones and Doug Gwilym, and the panel will be moderated by Red Lagoe. Nicole will sign copies of A Misfortune of Lake Monsters after the panel.

One night. Five authors. Endless stories. Join me, Nova Ren Suma, Laura Parnum, Avitus B. Carle, and Christina Rosso for readings that explore touch, sound, taste, scent, and interoception! Book signing to follow.

Nicole M. Wolverton is a featured author at the 2025 Book Fair at Bel Air.

Join horror writers Adam Cesare, Sami Ellis, Vincent Tirado, Diana Rodriguez Wallach, and Nicole M. Wolverton as they discuss why young adult horror is good for the teenaged soul--and why librarians should expand their collections.

Panelists--including Nicole M. Wolverton--will discuss the use of horror as therapy at StokerCon, the Horror Writers Association annual conference.