Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Authors Night...

Last Saturday I attended Authors Night held at the East Hampton Library. It's the literary event of the Hamptons and was held under a huge white tent. The honorary co-chairs were Alec Baldwin, Candace Bushnell and Jay McInerney. This is a great event where you can meet the authors, buy their books and have them signed right there by the author. The books that are bought that day have the proceeds that go to the East Hampton Library as a donation. There were so many authors there, I couldn't believe it!

Alec Baldwin's book was " A Promise To Ourselves", Candace Bushnell's book was "One Fifth Avenue" and Jay McInerney's book was "How It Ended". Some other authors that were there were Countess LuAnn de Lesseps "Class With The Countess", Bethenny Frankel "Naturally Thin", Dan Rattiner "One Year On The Hampton Subway" and Barbara Walters "Audition" just to name a few.

There were also silent auction items that were donated by various vendors and a variety of dinners that you could choose from where you could have dinner with your favorite author and they would speak about different topics. These dinners were themed dinners.

If you would like to know more about this wonderful event you can log onto http://www.authorsnight.org/ and here are a few pics, courtesy of Keri Lamparter, from the event.


Alec Baldwin



Bethenny Frankel and Countess LuAnn de Lesseps



Barbara Walters






Jay McInerney and Candace Bushnell signing books and Countess LuAnn de Lesseps






Anne Heche stopped by for a surprise appearance






I missed my former boss, Dan Rattiner, but had to give props for his books!




Here is TJ Clemente, writer for Dan's Papers and Montauk Pioneer with girlfriend, Cindi, who stopped by to support this wonderful event





Barbara Walters, Jay McInerney, Candace Bushnell and Alec Baldwin happy to be there




Bethenny Frankel, Alec Baldwin and Countess LuAnn de Lesseps


Thank you to everyone who made this event a success and thanks to Keri Lamparter for taking the pictures and for all her work toward this event. If you missed it this year, there's always next year and if you are an author who would like to be part of this event, you can contact Keri Lamparter at http://www.kerilamparter.com/








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