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Books Still Rule in D.C. | Washington DC News
The National Book Festival’s 26th year packed D.C. with over 80,000 book lovers, proving stories still reign supreme. Debut novelist Bsrat Mezghebe, once a fan now an author, shared how her memoir-inspired novel sparked deep connection — while Michael Feinstein honored American literary legacy, recalling Gershwin’s influence and the quiet power of surviving texts. British author Sunyi Dean wished for a UK counterpart, underscoring the festival’s unifying magic. It was a weekend where books, voices, and communities came alive — reminding us why storytelling endures. Thank you to our sponsor…
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