Blue Blood
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
Edward Conlon discusses what being one of New York’s finest means to him: he’s fourth generation NYPD, a Harvard graduate, and a contributor to The New Yorker. His new memoir is titled Blue Blood.
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Events:
Edward Conlon will be speaking and signing books on:
Tuesday, April 5th at 7:30 pm
Barnes & Noble
290 Baychester Ave.
Bronx, NY
And Edward Conlon will be signing books on:
Wednesday, April 6th at 1pm
Borders
100 Broadway (at Wall St.)
Music: Track #2 from the soundtrack to the film HEAT. Performed by Passengers, available on Warner Brothers
» Read an except
Events:
Edward Conlon will be speaking and signing books on:
Tuesday, April 5th at 7:30 pm
Barnes & Noble
290 Baychester Ave.
Bronx, NY
And Edward Conlon will be signing books on:
Wednesday, April 6th at 1pm
Borders
100 Broadway (at Wall St.)
Music: Track #2 from the soundtrack to the film HEAT. Performed by Passengers, available on Warner Brothers
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