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Leah Rochelle's Fall Events Schedule

4 hours ago
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Hi readers! I have a busy fall schedule with several events I'll be attending and I hope to see many of you there! At all of these events I will have copies of Oenone for you to buy and have signed/personalized, as well as exclusive character art prints (for free!). The majority of these events are multi-author events, so you will have the opportunity to meet and visit with many other authors as well! Please see below for the full event schedule, and I hope to see you soon!



Leah Rochelle Fall Events Schedule
Leah Rochelle Fall Events Schedule

October 10, 2026, 10am-2pm

Cream & Amber 7th Annual Fall Mini Market


Leah is an attending author at this year's annual fall mini market. Stop by to meet Leah and pick up a copy of Oenone. You can also get your copy signed and personalized.


October 17, 2026, 11am-3:30pm

Books By the Arch, Saint Louis, MO.

Leah is an attending author at the 5th annual Books by the Arch event in St Louis. This event brings together authors, readers, and book lovers in the Midwest to celebrate their love of reading and meet some of their favorite authors. If you would like to attend, you can secure tickets here


November 14, 2026, 10am-5pm

Merrily Indie After, Saint Paul, MN.

Leah is an attending author at Merrily Indie After at Union Depot in Saint Paul, MN. This event brings together authors, readers, and book lovers in the Midwest to celebrate their love of reading and meet some of their favorite authors. If you would like to attend, you can secure tickets here


December 12, 2026, 6pm-9pm

Books on Tap, Lake Zurich, IL

Leah is an attending author at the 3rd annual Books on Tap event in Lake Zurich, IL.

What am I reading right now? How to Survive a Horror Story by Mallory Arnold.

I LOVE this book. It follows a set of authors who are gathered together in a spooky old mansion for a reading of the will of a fellow deceased author. The focus switches between each of the characters, revealing their personalities and complex connections to Mortimer, the deceased. They're all wickedly fun, and thrust into a life or death game of riddles together. I'm only about a hundred or so pages in but it's such a fun read, especially for spooky season, and I can hardly put it down!

How to Survive a Horror Story by Mallory Arnold
How to Survive a Horror Story by Mallory Arnold

 
 
 

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