Exhibitor Information

The Exhibitors at Bookstock 2025

The Exhibitor tent will host both Authors and Artisans

Authors on the Green

Sarah Normandie (Sarah Crowne-Pen Name)
Writer & Founder of
WHAT’S GOIN’ ON?! SLN Publishing, LLC
www.sarahcrownebooks.com
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Sarah Crowne writes twisty time travel mysteries and speculative thrillers. Her latest novel, All These Threads of Time, follows a teenage girl who discovers she can rewrite the past to stop her sister’s murder. A Pushcart-nominated author, lawyer by day, and lifelong story lover, she’s also the author of Rebel Writers: The Genius Behind the Pen and believes stories can change the world.

Bill Burkland
www.billburkland.com

Bill Burkland lives in Seattle. He recently retired from Amazon after eighteen years, and is excited to be reading from his award-winning debut novel, The Misconceived Conception of a Baby Named Jesus. It’s a religious satire with sensibilities similar to The Book of Mormon and Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Kirkus Reviews calls it “A fun, pithy sendup of one of the best-known origin stories.”

Buffy Aakaash
www.buffyaakaashpoetry.com

Buffy Aakaash is the Treasurer of the Poetry Society of Vermont. He is the author of the poetry chapbook, Utangling the Knots (nominated for the 2023 Vermont Book Award), and the forthcoming full poetry collection, Breaking, being published by Shanti Arts, LLC, later in 2025.

Joni Marie Iraci
https://www.jonimarieiraci.com

Joni Marie Iraci earned an MFA in creative writing (fiction) from Columbia University at the tender age of 66. Her second novel, “Vatican Daughter,” is a story inspired by the real-life papal kidnappings of Jewish children in 1859 Italy, centering on one modern day woman’s relentless search for her kidnapped child while coming head-to-head with the most powerful entity on earth.

Geza Tatrallyay
www.gezatarallyay.com

Born in Budapest, Geza Tatrallyay escaped during the Hungarian Revolution (1956), immigrating to Canada. After Harvard, he studied at Oxford (Rhodes Scholar) and LSE. He has worked in government, international finance and as an environmental entrepreneur. He is a Canadian citizen, a green card holder and lives in Vermont. Geza has had nineteen books published (thrillers, a murder mystery, poetry collections, memoirs, one short story collection and a children’s picture storybook). His murder mystery, The Purple School Bus Murders, set here in wintry Vermont, just came out this March.

Jack Pendleton
www.professorspectre.com

Jack Pendleton is the author and cover illustrator of the Professor Spectre series of supernatural thriller novels. These are books for people who like their horror fast paced with a pulp inspired twist. Jack is also an avid hiker and explorer of abandoned places.

Alice Allnutt

Children’s book author Alice Allnutt writes and paints her stories in her Reading Brook studio south of Woodstock.  Her 12 different full page color picture books, with fiction stories for children ages 2 to 8, are about forest animals, bears and children who garden, giant bugs, frogs who want a different life, fairies hiding in the woods, bunnies looking for some summer fun and more.

Lynn
www.eveannaliesplace.com

Author E. Lynn has lived in Northern Vermont her entire life and recently started her author journey on January 1, 2024. Her first book to be set in Vermont was, If I Had Been There, a romantic suspense, her books live by the motto of, finding the light in the dark and life after heartbreak. Every book has themes of trauma and how the characters strive to overcome those events.

Carolyn Cutler Hughes
Carolyncutlerhughes.com

Carolyn Cutler Hughes is the author and illustrator of hand watercolored children’s books. She watercolors to work through life events and turns her pictures into children’s picture books.

Rick Stromoski
https://www.instagram.com/rickstromoski/

Bonnie Waters

New Hampshire author, B. Waters, spent more than 15 years researching and writing her book, “History and Heresy: A Holy Place”, about the connections among the three Abrahamic faiths, with a particular focus on Christianity and the hidden truth of the life of Mary Magdalene, and other figures from the earliest Christian community. 

Adolph Montgomery

William Ocondo

Celia Ryker

Amy Babiarz

Madison Rene

Rachel Carter

Jared Grace

Susan Mills

Kristina A. May

Henriette Lazaridis

Amber Lynn Natusch

Andrew F. Balog

Rootstock Publishing
www.rootstockpublishing.com

Founded in 2017 in Montpelier, Vermont, Rootstock Publishing, a woman-owned, curated hybrid and traditional press, has published more than eighty books of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and children’s books by authors from all over the globe. Fourteen authors will be signing books—from memoir to poetry to historical fiction—at their Bookstock table this year!

Artisans on the Green

Something Wonderful
Visit Something Wonderful, your favorite new gift shop located in Sharon, VT, at the Bookstock Festival! We’re bringing our beloved Charm Bar — a fun, interactive experience where you can design your very own custom jewelry. Choose from a variety of unique charms to create something truly personal! Plus, explore our curated selection of gifts, journals and locally made bookmarks — perfect companions for any book lover!

Ariel Arwen Designs
With my first degree in fine arts, and then a career of 3rd grade teaching, returning to art (by way of jewelry) 20 years ago has been a gift.  Moving to Vermont from Chicago twelve years ago and opening up to the natural world in new ways (year-round daily bike rides, for one!) I so appreciate the gifts of the earth, semi-precious gemstones, petal-shaped keshi pearls, and the feel of an early spring day. Some styles can be seen at arielarwendesigns.etsy.com.  In addition to Etsy, my work can be found at Long River Gallery (White River Junction),  Gallery at the VAULT (Springfield, VT), Andersonville Galleria (Chicago), Artem Gallery (Evanston, IL), and the Woodstock Market on the Green.

Pleasant Street Books
Pleasant Street Books is one of New England’s finest antiquarian book shops. Located at 48 pleasant street in the barn behind the red brick house, there are two floors of used and rare books in all subject areas. We’ve been here for approaching 40 years.  Open most days summer and fall noon to five, or call 802 457 4050 for an appointment.

Caledonia Spirits

Red Barn Collections

M. David Gallery

PJ Stanswood

Rabbit Dog Fine Arts

Claire Keith