Atlanta’s Philanthropic Writing Couple Will Launch New Books July 25

Authors George Weinstein and Kim Conrey will be discussing their new releases during a free event Tuesday, July 25, in Alpharetta. Hosted by A Novel Idea, the writers’ double book launch will be at 7 p.m. at Brimstone Restaurant & Tavern, 10595 Old Alabama Road.

The novelists, who are married, serve as Atlanta Writers Club officers – Weinstein is executive director and Conrey is vice president of operations.

Weinstein, who additionally holds the lifetime title of Atlanta Writers Conference Director, is the award-winning author of numerous books, including historical fiction, mystery-thrillers, domestic drama and children's fiction. His new release, “Offlining,” is a sci-fi comedy, which he jokingly said he wrote for reasons only he can explain and is apparently so embarrassed by that he published it under the pen name of G.J. Weinstein.

Conrey is the 2023 Georgia Author of the Year in the romance category for her sci-fi romance “Stealing Ares,” book one in the Ares Ascending series. She's also the author of the urban fantasy/paranormal romance “Nicholas Eternal,” book one in the Wayward Saviors series. Her stories and essays have been published in regional and local press, and she also collaborates on the Wild Women Who Write Take Flight podcast.

Both Weinstein and Conrey will be answering questions and signing books, which Bookmiser will have available to purchase. To register for Tuesday’s free event, click here. For more information, go to anovelidea.us.

About A Novel Idea
Begun in 2016, ANI provides a forum for authors to exhibit their works in an informal and welcoming setting, in collaboration with the Atlanta Writers Club. ANI meets monthly at Vintage Pizzeria in Dunwoody and the Alpharetta Public Library. For more information, visit anovelidea.us. Authors interested in being considered for future ANI presentations or in volunteering to help should contact Jeremy Logan at anovelidea.authorshowcase@gmail.com.

About Atlanta Writers Club
Founded in 1914, the AWC teaches the business and craft of writing, supports the local literary community and encourages more reading by the public. For more information, visit atlantawritersclub.org.

About Bookmiser
Since 1998, Bookmiser, an independent bookseller in Marietta, has been selling new and used books, hosting author events and facilitating store-hosted book clubs. Bookmiser will be on hand at all ANI events as its primary bookseller. For more information, visit bookmiser.net.