Ms. Angeline Bandon-Bibum, Author of Sojourner's Dream Appears at the Baltimore Book Festival

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 23, 2007 -- (Baltimore, MD) - The mid-Atlantic's premier celebration of the literary arts features over 225 nationally known and local authors, poetry readings, cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs, live music and more than 75 exhibitors and book sellers.

Ms. Angeline Bandon-Bibum is a graduate of Howard University who lives and works in Montgomery County, Maryland. She is the author of Sojourner's Dream. Ms. Bandon-Bibum recently appeared at Karibu Books and 2007 Afrocentric Book Expo. She also recently appeared on the air waves of Harambee Radio Network. Ms. Bandon-Bibum is a wife and mother of three children.
She recently appeared at Howard University's Bookstore on March 8, 2007 and April 12, 2007. Ms Bandon-Bibum was recently interviewed in Romance at Heart Magazine and by Peach Publishing.

She will be signing copies of her book,"Sojourner's Dream" at a wide variety of venues located in Washington, DC, Maryland, and New York City. Among them include African American Heritage Festival (Baltimore, MD), 6th Annual Kettering/Largo/Mitchellville Family Community Day and Health Fair (Upper Marlboro, MD), Harlem Book Festival (New York City, NY), and Baltimore Book Festival (Baltimore, MD).

Ms. Bandon-Bibum is available for your next event and can be reached at angelinebandonbibum@yahoo.com or directly by phone at 301-275-5908.

About Sojourner�s Dream

Sojourner�s Dream is a romantic story of Sojourner Brown, a shy grad student, and Joseph Kalisa, a debonair DC lawyer. Sojourner's Dream was published by Bandon Press in 2006. Cover design was created by Deborah Hopping and cover illustration by Lashaun Beal and Interior design by Lisa Jeter.

Sojourner�s Dream is available at
- BarnesandNoble.com
- Amazon.com

- Herliterarydream.com
- Howard University Bookstore

About the Baltimore Book Festival

Baltimore Book Festival takes places on September 28-30, 2007 at Mount Vernon Place, 600 block North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21201. The mid-Atlantic's premier celebration of the literary arts features over 225 nationally known and local authors, poetry readings, cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs, live music and more than 75 exhibitors and book sellers. The festival is free and open to the public. For further information about Baltimore Book Festival contact Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts, Festivals Director, Kathleen Hornig at khornig@promotionandarts.com or 410.752.8632.