CT Lit Fest

04/24/2026

Happy National Library Week! This year’s theme is “Find your joy!”

04/09/2026

Meet a couple of the Wicked Books Project participants! Their episodes can be found on Soundcloud. Stay tuned to meet more of our wonderful readers and writers. Link in bio!

02/12/2026

The Wicked Books Project! Visit our website (link in bio) to listen to the stories of writers and readers who have already shared. Stay tuned for more! :)

01/05/2026

Long time no see 👀Thank you all so much for your support! The outcome of this past Lit Fest was surreal. So many novelists, poets, business owners, and people passionate about the arts came together to celebrate something close to all of us; the literary arts! Please consider donating via the link in our bio to support us even further. Once again, we couldn’t thank you enough!

11/21/2025

Interesting read about Paul Lundy, Bob Montgomery, personal growth, and the dying trade of typewriter repair. So much precision and expertise required for this job. (If there was a typewriter emoji, I’d be using it😉)

This is the story of how a man traded steady, grinding corporate security for a dying craft and, in the process, found his soul.

10/18/2025

Typewriter gallery is looking good! 💛⌨️ (In lieu of a typewriter emoji… they should really make one)

10/18/2025

Some of our wonderful book fair participants! Thank you so much for joining us today :)

10/18/2025

… and all through the house, interns were shaking, hoping someone thinks this is charming. In all seriousness, thank you to every single person who made this possible. Each year we hope to put on a better festival than the last, and it is for all of you! Sharing the joy and creativity found through the literary arts is a cause that we can all agree is worth the effort. See you tomorrow!📚💛

10/18/2025

Tiny Reading Gallery finished product (featuring one of our wonderful team members Victoria)! We can’t believe the lit fest is already tomorrow. Can’t wait to see you all there! :)

10/18/2025

What does a punk drummer have to do with a scholar of caste in India, or a border reporter who has walked for years with coyotes? At first glance, almost nothing. But their work, their testimonies,…