GayRomLit— or as some refer to it as GRL— truly is the must-attend event for
people who create and celebrate LGBT romance. For those who are unfamiliar with
what GRL is I can try and summarize it. Every year in October (this year it’s
the 17th to the 20th with pre-events on the 16th)
the LGBT community consisting of authors, narrators, readers, and professionals
gather to share in their love of LGBT romance. There are signings, author
lounges, many events, spotlights, it really is hours of fun.
The location
changes every year and on the opening night of each year the spot for the next
year is announced. During this time at
GRL there are two signings. One for Registered Authors and one for Featured
Authors.
At these
signings you can go to the authors’ tables, talk, have them sign swag they
have, books you’ve brought, pick up pre-orders, and they will even sign
something you brought from home.
Lounges are
set up as well these are outside the signing times. Registered authors have one
and featured have two lounges.
There will
also be spotlights with readings, Q&A’s and so much more.
Now until
October 14th Diverse Reader is spotlighting authors that will be at
this years GRL. And if you want to know more about it simply head over to the
site by clicking here:
Now for our
Spotlight Author of the day!
Where to Find Reese at the Event
Author Signing 10:00-Noon Thursday 10/17
Author Lounge 10:00-10:45 Friday 10/18
I don’t have an order form but if you’d like a signed copy
of any of my Out for Justice series you can PM on Facebook for the cost and
shipping. I’m flying to the venue so it’s best if you bring your own book for
me to sign.
Thank you so much Meredith King and
Diverse Reader for giving me the opportunity to introduce myself. I’ve been a self-published
author since July 2018. This year at GRL I’ll be highlighting my Out for
Justice series. Four books published so far with the fifth and final book
coming out next year.
GRL is a time when many authors in
this wonderful genre come together to celebrate. Last year was my first GRL and
I only had the one book published. I went as a reader. I felt awkward and
tongue tied but I met a lot of really nice people face to face and some of my
all-time favorites in the MM genre.
Generosity and diversity are what
GRL and this community represent for me. So, I’ll be going to GRL again this
year, but this time I’ll be attending as a registered author. I can already
tell that I’ll feel (keeping fingers crossed) a bit more comfortable. So, if
you see me, please stop and say hello! I’m excited to be going and I’m so
grateful beyond words for this community.
-Reese
Buy the books
here on Amazon! author.to/Reeseknightleybooks
About Reese
A bit about me, I’m an extra introvert and feel more at home
behind a computer screen than I do in public. I can talk over the phone for
hours, but face to face not so much. People used to call me standoffish in high
school, but I’m truly not. I am a very shy introverted nerd who always had my
nose in a book. I read my first MM book by RJ Scott called the Christmas
Throwaway and never looked back. I’m a full-time writer. It’s not always easy,
but I’m so grateful that I’m doing something that I love.
Find Reese Here: https://linktr.ee/reeseknightley
Find Reese Here: https://linktr.ee/reeseknightley
I love your books Ms. Reese! ❤️❤️❤️
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