2027 Greensboro Bound Book Festival

April 10, 2027

The Pyrle, Downtown Greensboro

Some stories bring buried history to light. Others reveal a secret, an unexpected truth or something new about ourselves. Greensboro Bound’s 2027 Book Festival explores UNEARTHED through conversations that invite us to look closer, ask questions, and see what lies beneath the surface. From haunting fiction to overlooked history, there’s plenty to discover along the way.

Join us April 10, 2027, at The Pyrle in downtown Greensboro.

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Meet the Authors

PANEL DISCUSSION: THE MANY FACES OF HORROR

  • A headshot of author Ellery Adams

    Ellery Adams

    FRIENDS IN DARK PLACES

    Ellery Adams is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of more than 40 novels. Known for her cozy mysteries, she ventured into cozy horror with Invasive Species. She lives in North Carolina

  • A headshot of author Maria Tureaud

    Maria Tureaud

    BENEATH IT, SLEEPS

    Maria Tureaud is an Irish author and editor whose books span adult and middle-grade fiction. Her latest novel, Beneath, It Sleeps, blends Gothic horror, Irish folklore, and history in a story set in 18th-century Ireland.

  • A headshot of author Nita Tyndall

    Nita Tyndall

    A JEALOUS TONGUE

    Nita Tyndall is an award-winning author and literary translator from North Carolina. Their debut novel, Who I Was with Her, won the Bisexual Book Award. Following three young adult novels, they make their adult debut with A Jealous Tongue, a Gothic tale featuring queer and neurodivergent characters.

UNEARTHING WYATT OUTLAW: A NORTH CAROLINA STORY

  • A headshot of author Belle Boggs

    Belle Boggs

    CO-AUTHOR, THE LEGEND OF WYATT OUTLAW

    Belle Boggs is the author of The Gulf and The Art of Waiting and a professor of English at North Carolina State University.

  • A headshot of author Sylvester Allen, Jr.

    Sylvester Allen Jr.

    CO-AUTHOR, THE LEGEND OF WYATT OUTLAW

    Sylvester Allen Jr. is a writer, composer, director, and activist from Graham, North Carolina. Growing up, he often passed the site where Wyatt Outlaw was killed without knowing his story.