GLIBA Rep Night is Back
This Summer in Chicago!
Thursday, June 22, 2023
Chicago Athletic Association - 12 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60603
Hosted by GLIBA and Exile in Bookville featuring a great mix of publisher sales reps presenting titles, a featured authors and more. This night will be both fun and informative, and give attendees a chance to relax, meet book industry colleagues, and stay informed about new books and authors to feature in the seasons to come. Food and drink will be provided. Registration is limited to GLIBA members.
A huge thank you to our publishing sponsors!
Penguin Random House, Abraham Associates, Seven Stories Press, IPG, Chicago Review Press, Ingram Publisher Services, Greystone Books, Coach House Books, Scribe Publications, & Unbound
A huge thank you to our publishing sponsors!
Penguin Random House, Abraham Associates, Seven Stories Press, IPG, Chicago Review Press, Ingram Publisher Services, Greystone Books, Coach House Books, Scribe Publications, & Unbound
Meet Nathan Hill at Rep Night!
Join us to hear from one of our favorite authors, Nathan Hill. Nathan's best-selling debut novel, The Nix, was named the number one book of 2016 by Entertainment Weekly and one of the year’s best books by The New York Times, The Washington Post, NPR, Slate, and many others. It was the winner of the Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction from the Los Angeles Times and was published worldwide in more than two dozen languages. A native Iowan, Hill lives with his wife in Naples, Florida.
Read more about Wellness.
Read more about Wellness.
Schedule
5:00 PM - Meet at Exile in Bookville for reception and tour
6:30 PM - Walk to Chicago Athletic Association
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM - Rep Night!
6:30 PM - Walk to Chicago Athletic Association
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM - Rep Night!
Participating Reps
Penguin Random House Adult - John Hastie, Laura Baratto & Stefan Moorehead
Abraham Associates - John Mesjak & Alice Mesjak
Seven Stories Press - Claire Kelly
IPG - Lauren Klouda
Chicago Review Press - Melanie Roth
Penguin Random House Kids - Andrea Baird
Ingram Publisher Services - Betty Redmond
Greystone Books, Coach House Books, Scribe Publications, & Unbound - Emily Cook
Abraham Associates - John Mesjak & Alice Mesjak
Seven Stories Press - Claire Kelly
IPG - Lauren Klouda
Chicago Review Press - Melanie Roth
Penguin Random House Kids - Andrea Baird
Ingram Publisher Services - Betty Redmond
Greystone Books, Coach House Books, Scribe Publications, & Unbound - Emily Cook
About Exile in Bookville
Exile in Bookville - 410 S Michigan Ave suite 210, Chicago, IL 60605
|
|
|
Come visit us at 410 S. Michigan Avenue located on the second floor in the historic Fine Arts Building. At Exile in Bookville (a nod to Liz Phair’s 1993 debut album Exile in Guyville) we believe that books and music are synonymous and carry that over into our store. We have a growing selection of vinyl for sale and a personal collection for your listening pleasure. Come be our guest DJ! Check out our recommended reads, some of which come from talented booksellers, authors, and other book and music folk from across the multiverse. Read! Listen! And thank you for supporting Exile in Bookville!
—Javier Ramirez and Kristin Enola Gilbert
—Javier Ramirez and Kristin Enola Gilbert
About the Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago Athletic Association - 12 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60603
|
|
|
It doesn’t get more Chicago than this 1893 icon of old-world design and good cheer.
With echoes of banging billiard balls, tossed poker chips and clinking glasses resonating through the halls, our 1893 Venetian Gothic landmark is a living, breathing ode to Chicago’s rich story—where the spirit of play reigned supreme.
Reserved for the elite and privileged for 122 years—until we opened the doors and welcomed everyone—today Chicago Athletic Association is both a novel downtown destination on the doorstep of Millennium Park and a historic monument to the big-shouldered spirit that defines our beloved city. Ours is never, ever the same place twice.
With echoes of banging billiard balls, tossed poker chips and clinking glasses resonating through the halls, our 1893 Venetian Gothic landmark is a living, breathing ode to Chicago’s rich story—where the spirit of play reigned supreme.
Reserved for the elite and privileged for 122 years—until we opened the doors and welcomed everyone—today Chicago Athletic Association is both a novel downtown destination on the doorstep of Millennium Park and a historic monument to the big-shouldered spirit that defines our beloved city. Ours is never, ever the same place twice.