[Cwgrad-announcements] 2nd Annual Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival

[Tiffany Long]

>Hi!
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>Please help us spread the word for this awesome 
>event I co-founded and co-produce: 2nd Annual 
>Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival, June 
>12-13, 2009, at the Japanese American National 
>Museum (369 East 1st Street) in downtown LA.
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>It’s all FREE (workshops, readings, film 
>screenings, Loving Day party, and live 
>performance) and we have a great line-up of writers:
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>The Festival includes author readings by 
>award-winning author Danzy Senna (Caucasia, 
>Where Did You Sleep Last Night?), Bellwether 
>Prize winner novelist Gayle Brandeis (The Book 
>of Dead Birds, Self-Storage) and poet Neil 
>Aitken (Winner of the Philip Levine Prize, The 
>Lost Country of Sight), among others.
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>You can read the complete schedule at <http://www.mxroots.org>www.mxroots.org!
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>Thank you.
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>J heidi
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>h e i d i   w.   d u r r o w
><http://www.heidiwdurrow.com/>www.heidiwdurrow.com
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>The Girl Who Fell From the Sky (Algonquin Books) in bookstores Feb. 2010.
>by Heidi W. Durrow
>Winner of the Bellwether Prize for Literature of Social Change
>“[A] breathless telling of a tale we’ve never 
>heard before. Haunting and lovely, pitch-perfect.”
>      ­Barbara Kingsolver
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