Tucson Festival of Books Preview: There's an iPhone App!

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Tucson Festival of Books Preview: There's an iPhone App!

The Tucson Festival of Books is rapidly approaching, and at the Editorial Department, we're excited for two days of sun and book events. We'll be there with a booth, meeting people and talking about our services, so if you happen to be around, we hope you'll say hello. Also, we'll be previewing the festival here on Ellipsis up until the festival kickoff on Friday. If you're planning on attending, you better have a plan. There's so much going on from workshops to book signings to children's events. Thankfully, The Arizona Daily Star has developed an iPhone app for the occasion. While there are far flashier applications, if you're the iPhone sort, the entire festival schedule is at your fingertips, so you can make vexing decisions about how to spend your weekend on the spot. Isn't technology grand!

Dan Gibson
		About the author:
		Dan Gibson is a writer and editor who cannot resist the siren's call of Tucson, Arizona, moving away several times only to be drawn back again. He joined The Editorial Department in spring of 2009 to co-manage Between the Lines and to monitor and report on all manner of publishing trends. Between bouts of glazed-over staring at a computer screen, he tries to spend as much time as he can with his family, the stack of compact discs piled on his desk and playing soccer.

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