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AM NEW YORK // Bronx Book Festival to bring together borough’s literary community

The Bronx is writing a new chapter. The inaugural Bronx Book Festival will take over Fordham Plaza on Saturday, with readings, book signings, open mics and more that spotlight the local book community.

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Valerie WongMay 14, 2019
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