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Reading tonight in NYC: Walter Mosley, Susan Choi

by NBCC | Mar-11-2008

Recently departed NBCC president and NBCC member John Freeman introduces a reading in the ongoing informal Critical Mass series tonight in New York City:

Susan Choi, author of A Person of Interest, and Walter Mosley , author of Diablerie.

7:00 PM. Barnes & Noble Tribeca, 97 Warren St. at Greenwich Street. 212.587.5389.

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