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Brooklyn Book Festival 2014

My re-cap of the Brooklyn Book Fest is over at Literary Kicks this year. Click on the picture to read the post.

National Book Foundation Bulletin Board at the 2014 Brooklyn Book Festival : What are you reading?

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