Shay Baby & The Brown Book Series to Host Romance Readers and Writers Experience

ATLANTA - Sept. 19, 2022 - PRLog -- Brown Book Series will host Romance Readers and Writers Experience (RRAW), a one-of-kind event curated by romance influencer and founder of The Brown Book Series Shay Baby, to bring Romance Readers together with their favorite Romance Authors for a weekend of educational workshops, pitch sessions, book signings with over 30 authors and Grammy Award-winning entertainment. The 2-day experience will take place Friday, Oct. 28th, and Saturday, Oct. 29, 2022, at the Westin Alexandria Old Town in Alexandria, VA.

"This two-day gathering will unite authors and fans to network, brand, and have fun after an unprecedented period," said Shay Baby, host of The Brown Book Series. "The Brown Book Series allowed me to use my passion for romance novels and my entertainment background and merge them to create a fun-filled virtual community of romance fans and award-winning, inspiring authors during a period when everyone was isolated and looking for ways to connect during the covid-19 pandemic."

Through RRAW Experience Shay Baby aims to bring the Brown Book Series community together in person for a 2-day fun-filled celebration of romance novels, authors, and influencers culminating with a celebration of iconic authors Brenda Jackson, Beverly Jenkins, Iris Bolling, and many more. The Romance Readers and Writers experience will also include a performance by Grammy Award Winner Regina Belle.

Romance fiction is the best-selling genre in the publishing industry, generating more than $1 billion in publisher revenues, according to Bookstats. Romance accounts for 21 percent of the adult fiction market.

To learn more about Romance Readers and Writers Experience visit www.rrawexperience.com. Registration for the event is open now, and more details about the full RRAW schedule is available online as well.

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About The Brown Book Series

The Brown Book Series hosted by Shay Baby features interviews of your favorite Award Winning, New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Romance Authors. Fun and informative conversation, Hilarious games, book launch parties, and romance events.

Before romance became a widely accepted genre, romance readers were judged for reading what was deemed "trash" or "smut" in public. In the 1930s, British publisher Mills & Boon began releasing hardback romance novels with discreet brown binding, which soon caught on with other publishers, allowing romance readers to feel comfortable enjoying their favorite novels without scrutiny.

​The Brown Book Series pays homage to Mills & Boon for helping romance become as popular as it is today.