Meek Eaton Black Archives
Tananarive Due Book Signing
February 25, 2015
Essence Magazine bestselling author, Tananarive Due, hosted a book signing as part of the 7th Annual Spring Literary Forum. This year's theme is "Black to the Future: Afrofuturism and Black Speculative Fiction." The forum is sponsored by the FAMU Office of Academic Affairs; Department of English and Modern Languages; The Literary Guild; FAMU Student Government Association; College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and the Meek-Eaton Black Archives.
Author Tananarive Due and a public relations student discuss Due's book "My Soul to Keep."
Author Tananarive Due signs her book, "Freedom in the Family," for a guest.
Dr. Na'Imah Ford, assistant professor of English at FAMU, gets her books autographed by author Tananarive Due.
Author Tananarive Due poses with her father John Due, Esq., a famed civil rights attorney and FAMU alumnus.
February 25, 2015
Essence Magazine bestselling author, Tananarive Due, hosted a book signing as part of the 7th Annual Spring Literary Forum. This year's theme is "Black to the Future: Afrofuturism and Black Speculative Fiction." The forum is sponsored by the FAMU Office of Academic Affairs; Department of English and Modern Languages; The Literary Guild; FAMU Student Government Association; College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities and the Meek-Eaton Black Archives.
Author Tananarive Due and a public relations student discuss Due's book "My Soul to Keep."
Author Tananarive Due signs her book, "Freedom in the Family," for a guest.
Dr. Na'Imah Ford, assistant professor of English at FAMU, gets her books autographed by author Tananarive Due.
Author Tananarive Due poses with her father John Due, Esq., a famed civil rights attorney and FAMU alumnus.
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Tallahassee, Florida 32307
P: 850-599-3020
F: 850-561-2604
