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Photos from the party
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HOT BOOK FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME II

Join Host Linda Duggins,
AALBC.com, Black Expressions Book Club, Mosaicbooks and Pier 66 for an
Outdoor Party on the Water to Celebrate Books
When:
Sunday, July 20, 2008
2:00 pm – until the music stops |
Where:
Pier 66A
26th Street & 12th Avenue |
Why:
Celebrate the summer with some of the HOTTEST titles for the taking.
Readings, dancing and refreshments - an afternoon by the water to relax
and take a moment for you!
| Featuring
Special Guest R&B Sensation Sylfronia King
Sylfronia has a brand new single release; Dirty from
her forth coming album. Dirty is consider the
hottest new single this summer reaching #15 on the charts to
follow up her latest release of the album Cupid. This New
Yorker from Queens is truly making a name for herself across the
country and the new album is due for release the fall.
Cupid
Click to order via
Amazon
Original Release Date:
February 6, 2007
Label: Platform Entertainment Group/NAE Records
Copyright: 2007 Platform Ent/NAE Records |
Participating Authors:
Abiola Abrams
Author of DARE
You may know as host of BETJ's The Best
Shorts, is an artist to watch. Actually, scratch that. She's
an artist who you should continue to watch because homegirl has
been doing her thing as a filmmaker and writer for quite some
time. She just dropped her first book, DARE, a hip-hop inspired
retelling of Faust with a feminist twist. Shorter description: a
damn good book. |
Herb Boyd
Author of Baldwin's Harlem: A Biography of James Baldwin
Boyd is an awarding winning author and journalist who has
published sixteen books and countless articles for national
magazines and newspapers. Brotherman—The Odyssey of Black Men in
America—An Anthology (One World/Ballantine, 1995), co-edited
with Robert Allen of the Black Scholar journal, won the American
Book Award for nonfiction. In 1999, Boyd won three first place
awards from the New York Association of Black Journalists for
his articles published in the Amsterdam News. |
Breena Clarke
Author of Stand the Storm and the Oprah Book Club®
Selection River, Cross My Heart.
Clarke grew up in Washington, D.C., and was educated at
Webster College and Howard University. Her writings have
appeared in the anthologies Contemporary Plays by Women of
Color and Street Lights: Illuminating Tales of the
Urban Black Experience. She currently administers the
Editorial Diversity Program at Time Inc. in New York City. She
lives in New Jersey. |
Renee Daniel
Flagler (Renee will MC this event)Author of In Her
Mind
Renee Daniel Flagler is the President and CEO of Aspicomm
Media, an author and an award winning freelance writer who has
served in marketing, promotions and events for more than a
decade. Under the divisions of Aspicomm Media, Flagler has been
able to marry the things she enjoys the most; marketing, events
and writing, into one fulfilling personal career.
She is also the founder of Self-Publishing Symposium and the
Diva's of Literature Tour. |
Felicia Pride
Author of The Message
Pride also the coauthor of the young adult
anthology Hallway Diaries (Harlequin/Kimani Tru,
September 2007) and the author of Everybody Hates First
Girlfriends (Simon & Schuster, September 2007), a chapter
book in the literary series based on the award-winning
television show Everybody Hates Chris. Felicia has been an
invited speaker at various events and panels and serves on the
board for the Literary Freedom Project. She has a M.A. in
writing and publishing from Emerson College and is based in
Maryland. |
David Rivera Jr.
Author of Playing in the Dark
His first book, Harlem's Dragon, has been met with
great enthusiasm by other writers – most notably by Zane, as
well as literary critics. In a recent interview, David admitted
that the sex scenes depicted in his writings are taken from some
of his personal experiences and enhanced for the entertainment
of his readers. He enjoys the erotic writing of Anne Rice and
hopes to master a full spectrum of writing genres just as she
has. As a man of color, David has taken on the task of showing
African American men in a more positive light in his writing.
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Photos from the SUMMERTIME I 2006
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