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Mississippi Book Festival has grown from its beginning as a literary lawn party

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By Scott Prather, Peyton Taylor
| DeSoto County News
By Scott Prather | Originally published by Mississippi Today The state’s capital is about to be buzzing with all things bookish, as readers and writers descend on downtown Jackson on Saturday for the 11th annual Mississippi Book Festival. Chris Kelly, who co-founded the JXN Book Club over the summer, is “beyond excited” for this weekend’s events.
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Mississippi Book Festival has grown from its beginning as a literary lawn party

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By Scott Prather
| Katy Times Verified
The state’s capital is about to be buzzing with all things bookish, as readers and writers descend on downtown Jackson on Saturday for the 11th annual Mississippi Book Festival. Chris Kelly, who co-founded the JXN Book Club over the summer, is “beyond excited” for this weekend’s events. He and the club’s other co-founder, Kimar Cain, hosted the festival team at its first meeting in July and are eager to serve as unofficial event ambassadors. “It’s like being Walmart greeters,” Kelly said.
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Mississippi Book Festival has grown from its beginning as a literary lawn party

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By Scott Prather
| Mexico Ledger Verified
The state’s capital is about to be buzzing with all things bookish, as readers and writers descend on downtown Jackson on Saturday for the 11th annual Mississippi Book Festival. Chris Kelly, who co-founded the JXN Book Club over the summer, is “beyond excited” for this weekend’s events. He and the club’s other co-founder, Kimar Cain, hosted the festival team at its first meeting in July and are eager to serve as unofficial event ambassadors. “It’s like being Walmart greeters,” Kelly said.
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