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August 03, 2010

Listen to Tonight's Show with Emily Gray Tedrowe Discussing Commuters Now!

For those who missed it live, you can listen to tonight's discussion with Emily Gray Tedrowe about her debut novel Commuters now. And if you're in the NYC area, you can also see her tomorrow at Bryant Park's Word for Word series at 12:30!

Posted at 11:40 PM in Authors on Air, Blog Talk Radio, Book Club Girl on Air, Book Groups, Books, Bryant Park Word for Word, Commuters, Emily Gray Tedrowe, Reading Groups |

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Thanks so much for a great show and for sending me a book. I was so glad to have the author answer my question about the title...I never would have figured it out :)

Posted by: Beth K. | August 04, 2010 at 07:42 AM

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I listened live - it was a great show!

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This was an awesome show! Thanks so much for the experience!

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