My posts will focus primarily on interesting aspects of AALBC.com and my life in general. I'll also share my unique perspective on the web, technology and how it relates to the business of selling books.
I've made this trip a couple of times in the past. This year I took a slightly longer northern route. It was much more hilly but much more scenic. It took me a little more than 11 hours to over the 114 miles. I basically rode from sun up to sun down.
Some of my trek is recorded on twitter: http://twitter.com/aalbc
posted by AALBC.com @ 10/13/2008 09:02:00 PM
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I’m the founder of AALBC.com, LLC. AALBC.com was launched in 1998 and is now the largest and most frequently visited web site dedicated to books by and about black people. I’m a board member of the Literary Freedom Project, a board memeber of the Syracuse University Alumni Association, an advisory board member of the Harlem Book Fair, and Book Editor for Harlem World Magazine. I hold masters degrees in both engineering and business and live in Harlem, New York with my two daughters.
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