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Authors, Books, and New York City

Brooklyn, New York
Joined October 2012
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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary After twelve years, you can find us on Blue Sky. @englishkills.bsky.social
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A whole thread on how to prepare for book launch.
Getting so excited that my new book officially releases in just SIX days!!! Writers, what's your advice for those final days before your book releases??? How do you spend that time?
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Also a great launch party in Brooklyn this week. Check out this book.
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Miss Manhattan's March Edition is upon us! Join us on Monday, March 4 at Niagara for the fabulous John Kelly, Tania Pabón Acosta, and Chris Bittar. See you then 💋
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At @vol1brooklyn, I talked with Rebecca Turkewitz about her terrific collection on @BlackLawrence. vol1brooklyn.com/2024/02/20/…
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Debating setting up an account on a different service to support this.
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Oh, Twitter. Just got a message saying they think I’m not human. Meanwhile they have fascist bots repeating MAGA talking points all day.
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Saddened to hear of the passing of David Burr Gerard. He launched his novel the Epiphany Machine in 2017 and I had the pleasure of meeting him around then. Here’s the write-up of his event at Community Bookstore. englishkillsreview.com/david…
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Now's your chance to get a signed copy of Red Sauce: How Italian Food Became American from @RLPGBooks WEDNESDAY 6:30 PM NYPL - 455 5th Ave Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library Branch
On Oct 18 at @nyplsnfl, author @IanMacAllen sits down with Jennifer Prezioso to discuss his book 'Red Sauce,' which tells the story of Italian food arriving in the United States and how your favorite "red sauce" recipes evolved into American staples. on.nypl.org/3txBjT4
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