Authors come out for Beachside Book Festival
Among the authors on hand was Sharon Brubaker, who brought copies of her books “Currents of Blue” and “Tides of Blue.” 
Rehoboth Beach-based author Maribeth Fischer was on hand to sign and talk about her new novel, “A Season of Perfect Happiness,” her first novel in 16 years. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
Author Tony Salama signs copies of his book “Avoidable Harm.”
Author David Healey brought several of his historical fiction novels, which are based around events such as the Civil War and the Revolutionary War.
Katherine Gekker works her booth selling her poetry collection, “In Search of Warm Breathing Things.”
Besides authors, booths also included publishers, such as Ron Sauder of Salisbury, Md.-based Secant Publishing. 
The floor of the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center during the Beachside Book Festival April 26. May 1, 2025
Among the authors on hand was Sharon Brubaker, who brought copies of her books “Currents of Blue” and “Tides of Blue.”
Rehoboth Beach-based author Maribeth Fischer was on hand to sign and talk about her new novel, “A Season of Perfect Happiness,” her first novel in 16 years. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
Author Tony Salama signs copies of his book “Avoidable Harm.”
Author David Healey brought several of his historical fiction novels, which are based around events such as the Civil War and the Revolutionary War.
Katherine Gekker works her booth selling her poetry collection, “In Search of Warm Breathing Things.”
Besides authors, booths also included publishers, such as Ron Sauder of Salisbury, Md.-based Secant Publishing.
The floor of the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center during the Beachside Book Festival April 26.
Local authors filled the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center April 26, for the inaugural Beachside Book Festival.
A total of 21 authors took part in the event, with attendees able to purchase signed books and hear talks by the authors held at the convention center and the Rehoboth Beach Library.
Among the authors on hand was Sharon Brubaker, who brought copies of her books “Currents of Blue” and “Tides of Blue.”
Rehoboth Beach-based author Maribeth Fischer was on hand to sign and talk about her new novel, “A Season of Perfect Happiness,” her first novel in 16 years. RYAN MAVITY PHOTOS
Author Tony Salama signs copies of his book “Avoidable Harm.”
Author David Healey brought several of his historical fiction novels, which are based around events such as the Civil War and the Revolutionary War.
Katherine Gekker works her booth selling her poetry collection, “In Search of Warm Breathing Things.”
Besides authors, booths also included publishers, such as Ron Sauder of Salisbury, Md.-based Secant Publishing.
The floor of the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center during the Beachside Book Festival April 26. Event Details :
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