 | John Grisham in conversation with Kim EdwardsSPONSORED BY: Campbellsville University  |
 | Let's Do the Time Warp (for Kids!): Shawn Pryor in conversation with George Ella Lyon, S. G. Wilson, and Kristin O'Donnell Tubb |
 | Writing Historical Fiction: Margaret Verble in conversation with Roxana Robinson, Bobbie Ann Mason, and Annette Saunooke ClapsaddleSPONSORED BY: Kim Edward Charitable Foundation, Inc. |
 | The Path to Publishing: Literary Agent Alice Speilburg in conversation with Courtney Maum, Beverly Bell, and Clint EdwardsSPONSORED BY: Snowy Owl Foundation, Inc. and the Tallgrass Farm Foundation |
 | “A Radical Patriot”: Frederick Douglass & His Legacy - Authors Amy Murrell Taylor and David Blight in conversationSPONSORED BY: University of Kentucky Department of History  |
 | Friday, November 13 - 10:00 am ESTSpotlight Breakfast featuring Jim HostEVENT PARTNER: Commerce Lexington Jim Host, author of Changing the Game: My Career in Collegiate Sports Marketing, is the founder of Host Communications, Inc, a nationally renowned college sports marketing and association management company. He will discuss his book, published by the University Press of Kentucky earlier this year, with co-author, Eric A. Moyen. |
 | An Evening of Poetry, featuring Nikky Finney, Frank X Walker, and Reginald Dwayne Betts in conversationSPONSOR: Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning  |
 | "Healthy at Home": Appalachia Then & Now - Michele Morrone in conversation with Chris Hamby, Eric Eyre, and Ben WesthoffSPONSOR: University of Pikeville  |
 | Women's Suffrage: Martha S. Jones, Elaine Weiss, and Melanie Beals Goan in conversation with Dr. Kathy BullockSPONSOR: Kentucky Historical Society  |
 | Understanding Appalachia: Journalistic Perceptions of a Region - Matthew Algeo, Jeff Young, and Samantha NeCamp in conversation with Sydney Boles of the Ohio Valley ResourceSPONSOR: Hindman Settlement School  |
 | Fantastic Realms and How to Write Them: Authors Terry Brooks and Alix E. Harrow in conversation |
 | Saturday, November 14 - 5:00 pm ESTWriting Romance: J. R. Ward in conversation with Christine FeehanSPONSOR: Wildcat Moving Between the two of them, these New York Times bestselling authors have written more than 100 books, including titles in paranormal romance, fantasy, and more, and they’ve amassed loyal fans across the world. Enjoy this live session, as Christine Feehan interviews J. R. Ward about her work and the latest book in her Black Dagger Brotherhood series, A Warm Heart in Winter.  *This is a ticketed event. Your $20 fee includes your entry into the virtual event and one copy of J. R. Ward's new book to be released on December 1. This event is not available for viewing, as it required purchasing a ticket. |
 | Views of a Place: Writing Kentucky, Then & Now: Silas House, Ashley Blooms, Karen Salyer McElmurray, and Robert Gipe in conversationSPONSOR: Berea College  |