i am carlton e. brown. obviously in atlanta, we are very pleased to be part of this session. we are a comprehensive research university with a number of disciplines and certainly some holdings that connect us directly to the harlem book fair. we have degree programs through the doctoral degree and african-american studies. and a significant program in english and language arts. we have a number of people with us today and i want to get right down to our business here so join me in welcoming our colleagues here. i will begin with broadcast personality and social commentator sabrina lamb, she is the platform. she is the author of a kettle full of soldiers left beat marc on my forehead. some of you may recall her antics as a stand-up comedian on girls night out or cover articles from essence magazine, her wit and obvious satire have propelled her into the front row of up and coming comedic novelists and i am struck by this idea of vultures leaving feat marked on my forehead. sh
to china in the late 1800 s and chronicled the most definitive chronicle ling of china s contribution to science and the world. and she said you ought to read this. if you want to understand where this boom is coming from in china, it is not new. it is not like yesterday they discovered science or yesterday they discovered it. they have been there for 6000 years and here s a guy that put it all together in a very good look. and she said you ought to read it. so i have gotten a lot of looks and i started this book and i will have to started again because i forgot some of what i read from the first part. but, these books will keep me occupied this summer. tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweed a booktv. here are the best-selling nonfiction titles from usa today .com. for what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. let me mention one book that i just finished. it is an autobiography entitled infidel by hine hersey about a somalian woman who
but, these books will keep me occupied this summer. tell us what you are reading this summer. send us a tweed a booktv. here are the best-selling nonfiction titles from usa today .com. for what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. let me mention one book that i just finished. it is an autobiography entitled infidel by hine hersey about a somalian woman who was brought up in a war-torn area there and lived in several african and middle eastern countries, finally escaped to holland and got political asylum there and became actually a member of parliament. she was involved in a real controversy based on the movie that she and van gogh produced about the harshness of islam and the way that it is being swept under the rug by western countries. this resulted in van gogh being assassinated in holland. and she was put under protect their custody for some several weeks. the basic terminus of the book is that number one, the countries that she observed in africa and