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African American Literary Awards Show Nominations Breakfast - Saturday, July 21st

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AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERARY AWARDS SHOW

Open Book Awards Nominations Breakfast
 
Please join

Miasha (Mommy's Angel), Bre (America's Next Top Model)
JM Benjamin (My Manz and Em), Michael Presley (Tears On A Sunday Morning)
William Frederick Cooper (There's Always A Reason)
and others

For breakfast during the Harlem Book Fair as they read the nominees

for the African American Literary Awards Show's 3rd Annual Open Book Awards
at:

Melba's Restaurant
300 West 114th Street @ 8th Avenue (Frederick Douglas Blvd)
Harlem, New York
on
Saturday, July 21, 2007
10:00 a.m. * 12:30pm
starts promptly at 10am

Seats are Limited * First Come, First Served
RSVP by July 19, 2007

For more information,  
email at


The African American Literary Awards Show's Open Book Awards will be held on Wednesday, September 26, 2007 at the Alhambra Ballroom in Harlem.
Tickets will be available.


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