Author Book Release Signing & Saturday Afternoon Beers @ Long Live Beerworks!

Hey everyone! Come on by for some fantastic beers and chat with a local author following the release of their debut novel.

Long Live Beerworks is a staple of the Providence brewery scene, and a long time favorite of many of this meetup's hosts. Located on the West End, the brewery offers plenty of indoor and outdoor seating at their stylish two floor taproom. Long Live Beerworks offers a fantastic selection of beers! They have a wide variety of bold tasting India Pale Ales (IPAs) and Pale Ales. There's also plenty of stouts, sours, pilsners, and even barleywine. Their Oktoberfestside2023 is also already on tap to get you into the Autumn spirit! Be sure to check out the link to their website below to view a full list of their beer options.

https://www.longlivebeerworks.com/

Edward Taylor will likely be a familiar face to many returning members of this meetup. Known within the group as EddieTheYeti, he recently published his debut novel Drop and wants to celebrate over a couple of beers! Check out his novel's synopsis below! He will be selling paperback copies at his tent outside. However, he wants to stress that buying a book is not required. Please feel free to stop by and simply enjoy some brews and the company.

Marcus Bailey had always dreamed of enrolling in a top-notch music program. During a summer of soul-searching, Marcus discovers his love for electronic music and forms the group Resonant Circuit with high school friends Janie Olsen and Jason Cabral. Originally only intending for the project to be a hobby, their music goes viral overnight. Approached by the CEO of Macer Records, Damien Lester, they sign with the well-funded yet fledgling label. The son of a wealthy business mogul, he seemed like the perfect person to propel the group towards stardom. Suddenly recognized for his talent, Marcus becomes obsessed with their newfound fame. However, Janie begins to suspect their boss may not be all he seemed, and the entertainment industry may not be the life they had always dreamed.

https://www.edwardtaylor.net/

Thank you so much to Long Live Beerworks for their hospitality!